Yes, it is you car and you have the right to make sure your property is respected, but your life and the life of your loved ones trumps that. It went from a simple damage to vehicle to a burglary or home invasion because a door was opened.
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Disengage,
Shut and lock the door,
Call the police, emphasize he is a danger to himself or anyone near him.
Arm yourself,
(Hopefully the drugged up crazy idiot without any interaction will grow bored and wander away.)
Let the professionals “dripping with qualified immunity*” resolve the issue.
Seriously, STOP YELLING!!! Stop talking to him. Leave him alone and let him stand still on the hood, or even wander away. If you or the neighbors have children outside, go inside, lock the door, and go out a different door to get them safe.
*Tamara Keelism
So how did this end? I can’t tell from the video.
I haven’t been able to find out