Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On November 1, 2019, Gisbertt Granado was driving in front of central Florida Walmart store when she struck a man who just had a knee replacement. She had been driving carelessly, not paying attention to what was in front of the deadly weapon she controlled, and he was in pain. Almost immediately, the man started talking about his lawyer. After all, as a pedestrian in a crosswalk he clearly had the right of way, and this lady had dragged him for almost ten seconds. Granado wasn't looking where she was going.
Fortunately for Granado, Walmart's cameras were paying attention and they told a different story. Just prior to meeting the guy, Gradando had stopped for a pedestrian in the crosswalk, showing that she had, in fact, been paying attention. At the time of the horrible collision she was driving somewhere between zero and two miles per hour. To top it all off, the man had clearly, and abruptly, walked right in front of (and into) Granado's car. Granado stopped almost immediately, and certainly as soon as could be expected.
The pedestrian received a ticket for walking into Granado's car.
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07:01 The footage doesn't lie
08:45 Why am I not at fault?
11:35 "We find you at fault for this"
On November 1, 2019, Gisbertt Granado was driving in front of central Florida Walmart store when she struck a man who just had a knee replacement. She had been driving carelessly, not paying attention to what was in front of the deadly weapon she controlled, and he was in pain. Almost immediately, the man started talking about his lawyer. After all, as a pedestrian in a crosswalk he clearly had the right of way, and this lady had dragged him for almost ten seconds. Granado wasn't looking where she was going.
Fortunately for Granado, Walmart's cameras were paying attention and they told a different story. Just prior to meeting the guy, Gradando had stopped for a pedestrian in the crosswalk, showing that she had, in fact, been paying attention. At the time of the horrible collision she was driving somewhere between zero and two miles per hour. To top it all off, the man had clearly, and abruptly, walked right in front of (and into) Granado's car. Granado stopped almost immediately, and certainly as soon as could be expected.
The pedestrian received a ticket for walking into Granado's car.
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00:00 Police arrive on scene
04:30 Ten seconds for her to stop
07:01 The footage doesn't lie
08:45 Why am I not at fault?
11:35 "We find you at fault for this"
