The Car Attempts to RAM President Donald Trump's Motorcade in Springfield Missouri
Out of Control car appears to come out of the woods and attempts to RAM President Donald Trump's Motorcade on his way to his Tax reform rally in Springfield Missouri.
An online video has surfaced purportedly showing a vehicle attempting to "Ram," President Trump's Motorcade in Missouri, but officials said the incident was simply a case of malfunctioning brakes.
WATCH VIDEO:
Almost one-minute YouTube clip shows the beginning of the presidential motorcade cruising down Kearney Street in Springfield on Wednesday when suddenly a white car appears out of a wooded area and veers off to the side of the road.
"Oh my gosh! Look at the car that just came out of woods!" The man filming in the video can be heard saying.
Another man remarks, "What the hell just happened here?".
The group of men watching the incident can then be seen trying to alert security before a car in the motorcade pulls over and three people inside approach the driver.
"Somebody's going to jail," One of the men can be heard saying in the video.
The Springfield Police Department commented on the incident on Social Media 'Twitter' saying, "No intent of harm or disruption to motorcade," and that the driver simply had a problem with her brakes, according to Ozarks First.
Trump traveled to Missouri on Wednesday to tout his Tax Reform Plan.
An online video has surfaced purportedly showing a vehicle attempting to "Ram," President Trump's Motorcade in Missouri, but officials said the incident was simply a case of malfunctioning brakes.
WATCH VIDEO:
Almost one-minute YouTube clip shows the beginning of the presidential motorcade cruising down Kearney Street in Springfield on Wednesday when suddenly a white car appears out of a wooded area and veers off to the side of the road.
"Oh my gosh! Look at the car that just came out of woods!" The man filming in the video can be heard saying.
Another man remarks, "What the hell just happened here?".
The group of men watching the incident can then be seen trying to alert security before a car in the motorcade pulls over and three people inside approach the driver.
"Somebody's going to jail," One of the men can be heard saying in the video.
The Springfield Police Department commented on the incident on Social Media 'Twitter' saying, "No intent of harm or disruption to motorcade," and that the driver simply had a problem with her brakes, according to Ozarks First.
Trump traveled to Missouri on Wednesday to tout his Tax Reform Plan.
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