Canberra Road rage twists as video emerges showing Chantal Jasmin-Fox ‘charging Covid protesters’: New footage shows what happens in the moments after an angry Canberra local accidentally crashes her car into the car of a Covid protester.
Local Chantal-Jasmin Fox, 26, was driving away following a ‘road rage’ incident with a Covid protester on Saturday morning.
Ms. Fox angrily shouted at a protester who was checking her car for damage. But as Ms Fox drove away, her Holden Captiva collided with the protesters’ parked vehicle – with images of the crash going viral.
Footage taken in the moments after the crash shows an angry Ms Fox climbing out of her smashed car.
She was then seen snatching two Red Ensign flags from protesters’ front windows and shouting: ‘Get the hell out of Canberra. No one wants you here. ‘
Mrs Fox was seen waving the flag in the direction of the elderly woman before a witness tried to keep the pair apart.
‘Get out of Canberra. Nobody wants you here,’ she shouted at protesters while waving flags in the face after the collision (pictured)
The original video begins with the woman bending over to film the front to capture any injuries.
Ms Fox is then heard shouting at the other driver, ‘what are you doing f**king bogan?‘
Get the f**k out of Canberra, get a job and find something better to do with your f**king life,’ she shouted – as protesters demanded her permit.
‘You have reversed into me. Honey, you just turned against me,’ Mrs. Fox repeated. ‘Say whatever you want, honey. The media is not interested in you. ‘
The woman filming told the driver she was a ‘fanatic’ to which he tactfully replied: “Yes, get out of Canberra because there’s a lot of us.”
As she attempted to drive away from the scene, her vehicle crashed into the back of a protester’s vehicle with the impact sending the all-wheel drive system into the air.
Her tire landed on the roof of the hatchback with a loud crack as protesters shouted.
‘How is that?’ the woman called her from her window.
‘King’s idiot. You are f**ked,’ the protester shouted back.
Saturday’s rally of up to 20,000 people is understood to be the largest public rally ever held in Canberra (pictured, people take part in a rally in the nation’s capital on Saturday)
Some protesters caused damage to the EPIC exhibit, forcing the cancellation of the Lifeline charity book fair.
Police said the growing number of protesters and campers setting up tents in non-camping areas had left organizers with no choice but to cancel.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison asked activists to protest ‘peacefully and respectfully’ and said state governments should be held accountable for duties.
‘I’ll be very clear when it comes to the issue of immunization mandates: The Commonwealth Government used to only support mandates that involved aged care workers, disabled workers and those who are already working. work in high-risk situations in the health system”, he told a news conference.