Mercedes Driver Goes On Rampage Against Cyclists In Los Angeles, Teens Assault Him, Vandalise His Car: WATCH

Enraged over the driver's behaviour, the teenagers took matter in their hands and followed him down to a parking garage where they attacked him and vandalised his car. 

A group of teen cyclists assaulted a car driver in Los Angeles after he swept his Mercedes through them, missing narrowly.

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A man driving a Mercedes Benz went on a rampage against cyclists as he went zooming through a road in Los Angeles, missing them narrowly. The shocking footage has surfaced on social media and shows a white car speeding on the road as the driver zips past the fleet of cyclists. 

However, it doesn't end here. Enraged over the driver's behaviour, the teenagers took matter in their hands and followed him down to a parking garage where they attacked him and vandalised his car. 

The incident reportedly took place on Saturday afternoon along West Olympic Boulevard. The viral video shows the driver swerving the car in a desparate bid to navigate through the cyclists. As he speeds through the group, screams could be heard in the background asking the cyclists to "watch out" and "move" away from the car.

According to a report by the Daily Mail, a group of teenage bicyclists assaulted the driver after after the rampage ended. They had taken over the road unlawfully when the incident took place. They assaulted the driver in the parking garage after following him and even smashed the windows of his car. Some of the teens could also be seen climbing on the vehicle and stomping on its roof.

Watch the video here:

A group of teenage bicyclists assaulted a man after he drove through them in Los Angeles.

The incident reportedly occurred on Saturday afternoon along West Olympic Boulevard.

The teens had unlawfully taken over the roadway when a man driving a Mercedes attempted to navigate… pic.twitter.com/D5tWmuCyFd

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Locals told CBS News that it was not an uncommon for cyclists to ride through the neighbourhood in Los Angeles in groups and that it was never really seen as a nuisance. 

"It was pretty joyful. The customers that were outside were cheering them on and people were honking," a local business owner told CBS News. However, she said the violence in the parking garage by teens was "unacceptable" and gave her "chills".