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In one lf Lance Armstrong's books, he mentions that happening while practicing in Texas, IIRC. He obtained the license plate number, and the driver was convict
by chopsueyar 16y ago
In one lf Lance Armstrong's books, he mentions that happening while practicing in Texas, IIRC.
He obtained the license plate number, and the driver was convicted of assult. Also, if you are intentionally run off the road by a vehicle, it can be considered assault with a deadly weapon.
- Zak 16y agoUnfortunately, it's likely that he was taken more seriously by law enforcement because he's Lance Armstrong. If I called the police with a similar complaint, I'd put the odds at less than 50% that it would lead to criminal charges.