A summer weekend. The cycling federation of the province organizes a race between villages, taking advantage of the holidays.

The safety along the route is coordinated by the Race Director, together with the Civil Guard Command, Civil Protection, and Emergency Services 112.

Everything proceeds normally. Cyclists are making their way, cheered on by fans from the roadside.

At a certain point, a farmer appears on the scene. Mounted on his all-terrain vehicle, he wants to go to his house and intends to cross through the area cordoned off to traffic, as cyclists were passing through at that time.

Despite this, the farmer remained stubborn in his desire to pass, by any means necessary. He demanded the Civil Protection member guarding the area to move aside or he would run him over. The officer managed to dodge just in time.

The aforementioned individual reached the second security belt, where the Race Director was located. He followed the same steps, that is, he threatened the Director that he would run him over unless he moved out of the way. In this case, he did not move, so the individual did not hesitate to run him over.

Now, he is deprived of freedom for a long time, but the worst part is that the victim suffers from serious injuries and aftereffects, solely due to the irrationality of that individual.

The conclusion is that if we are ever unfortunate enough to encounter someone similar, it is never advisable to confront them, no matter how right we may be, because our life is too valuable to be wasted like that.

The insurance company of the sports event now has a complete expert report, thanks to which it will be able to determine the implications that have existed in the accident, and the possible percentage of responsibility involved, defending our position in court.