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So, truckin' Lisa think I'm crazy because I can relate to the guy in this story. Like I support him for his actions. Yes.

It's just that if my wife had her boyfriend drop her off at home after she had just spent the night having sex with him.

Yeah. Yeah. I understand that I would lose my mind as well.

Have you busted someone cheating? Did you go into a jealous rage?

Now we don't want to hear about you killing anyone. No, there's no deaf.

Here. What was your jealous rage? What happened? Did you lose your mind?

248-544-WRIF-1855-WRIF-101. You can text for WRIF. This story goes like this. This guy,

it's 34-year-old guy dropped off his girlfriend at her home on the afternoon of January 12th,

they say. 37-year-old Scott Baker, who's the husband, witnessed this upset at seeing his wife with

Anthony Turco, he began to chase Turco from the residents. They each took off in their own cars

with Baker chasing Turco south down several roads, then entering an area where Baker used his car

to ram the boyfriend's car. He rammed his vehicle. Both vehicles stopped. Baker got out and started

approaching the boyfriend's car with an object in his hands. Turco was able to get his vehicle

restarted luckily for that guy. Sped away. They then pursued each other for another amount of time.

This time, he struck his vehicle again, forcing it into a rock embankment where it became disabled.

Oh yeah, that's when Dave gets out. That's why I know that's when this guy got out of his car.

Approached the boyfriend's vehicle with an object in his hands, struck the vehicle, smashed the

windshield, damaged the HUD, then got back into his car and calmly drove away. That's the only thing I

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