Driver na sangkot sa viral road rage sa Cavite, nag-sorry na

Overview

A viral road rage incident in Lancaster General Trias, Cavite involved a white SUV and JR Cesar, who reportedly clashed with Jared Basion (driving a CRV). The confrontation escalated into a physical argument and threats.

What Happened

• Initial situation: Basion said he noticed the SUV repeatedly refused to let him pass while they were negotiating traffic.
• Attempt to resolve: He tried to avoid the conflict by turning left for a U-turn, but the SUV allegedly still did not yield.

Escalation

• The SUV driver got out of the vehicle (wearing shorts and a shirt) and argued with Basion.
• Basion said the SUV driver became angry after seeing him filming on his cellphone.
• Basion claimed he honked because the SUV was swerving into his lane (“ate my lane”).

Authorities Intervene

• After the argument, the SUV driver temporarily left and later returned.
• The “LBC/?” guards (as referenced in the subtitles) reportedly chased the SUV away.
• Basion then filed a blotter, saying he was afraid—particularly because he was traveling with his wife and a 6-month-old child.

Basion’s Background Account

• Basion claimed the SUV was “running like a crazy car.”
• He said he tried to overtake on the right because the road would effectively narrow ahead, which he believed could prevent a collision with other vehicles.
• He also said he checked with the LTO and learned the SUV had been sold previously, but the registration had not yet been updated to the buyer.
• He alleged that the driver he later confronted showed evidence suggesting he was the seller/previous owner (details were unclear in the subtitles).

Apology and Response on Raffy Tulfo’s Program

• A few days after the incident, Basion appeared on Senator Raffy Tulfo’s “Wanted” (radio segment).
• The SUV driver (JR Cesar) apologized, admitting he was likely still awake and tired during the incident.
• Cesar reportedly acknowledged that Basion’s actions on the road, such as honking, occurred as well.
• However, it was also reported that Cesar did not clearly explain why he refused Basion’s pass.
• The issue of their legal actions was raised. Basion indicated the matter would proceed through authorities, and Cesar was described as willing to face the authorities.

Presenters / Contributors

• Gary De Leon (news reporter)
• Senator Raffy Tulfo (host of the “Wanted” program mentioned)
• Jared Basion (road rage complainant)
• JR Cesar (SUV driver involved)
• LTO (referenced by name)
• Lancaster General Trias guards / local guards (referenced as interveners)