inside Edition aired Friday, April 29, 2022
Around the country - road rage has become an epidemic. And for one young woman, a minor fender bender nearly became a life ending event. You've seen the footage…she was trying to take photos of the car that, she says, hit hers…when suddenly the driver behind the wheel started chasing her. Cameras caught what happened next, as she was run over three times. She lived…but her injuries are severe. Now 23-year-old Morgan Scott is speaking exclusively to our Les Trent. And another youth baseball game's been interrupted by gunfire. This time it was a high school game on the southside of Chicago that had players ducking for cover. Plus, a couple had no idea they were being robbed…until they saw the intruder on their home security camera footage. But it gets worse. The footage shows the burglar standing in their bedroom…watching them as they slept. They spoke with Jim Moret. And many employees are no longer keeping their salaries secret. Ann Mercogliano explains.
April 30, 2022
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April 30, 2022
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<p>Around the country - road rage has become an epidemic. And for one young woman, a minor fender bender nearly became a life ending event. You've seen the footage…she was trying to take photos of the car that, she says, hit hers…when suddenly the driver behind the wheel started chasing her. Cameras caught what happened next, as she was run over three times. She lived…but her injuries are severe. Now 23-year-old Morgan Scott is speaking exclusively to our Les Trent. And another youth baseball game's been interrupted by gunfire. This time it was a high school game on the southside of Chicago that had players ducking for cover. Plus, a couple had no idea they were being robbed…until they saw the intruder on their home security camera footage. But it gets worse. The footage shows the burglar standing in their bedroom…watching them as they slept. They spoke with Jim Moret. And many employees are no longer keeping their salaries secret. Ann Mercogliano explains.</p>
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