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Video shows driver repeatedly ram mail truck, sending postal worker to the hospital

Police said the mail carrier was delivering mail Saturday when Monroe repeatedly rammed his car into the mail truck.

Abel Perez was with his mother when he recorded video of the attack from his living room window.

“We were just chilling. All we hear is a loud bang. The guy who hit the mailman kept reversing and hit the guy again, reversing, hit the guy again while the mailman was still in the truck,” Perez said. “It was like he was intentionally trying to hurt this guy.”

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