Rings true from a personal experience. A little prick (no more than 15) on a bike rode close by me in Leeds a good few years ago, while I was running. So close, he pulled my headphone out as the wire caught on his bike. After exchanging a few choice words, I told him to watch what he was f'ing doing and jogged on. Ten minutes later I was chased down by a group of six, incl him, on their BMXs in Leeds park. Left that evening with a broken nose, two black eyes, perferated ear drum and bruised ribs.
Ouch
Not good at all, as I was reading that I thought you were going to say he followed you home and vandalised your cars which is one reason to be "scared" of even a 10 year old these days if you own nice motors.
The world is increasingly full of people with utterly no respect for others sadly, and add in a bit of ego and thats a dangerous mix.
I bet the guy in the video I posted is from a culture where it would be seen as "honourble" to exact excessively violent revenge after being mocked and picked on briefly like he apparently was, its a poor situation when people attach more value to such things than that of a human life but its getting more common not less.
The whole gang culture of demanding "respect" and the quite ludicrous extents to which kids these days will go if they dont think they have been given it is definitely one of our worst imports from the states.
(respect put in quotes as its not respect, its fear, Im of the opinion that no one can ever really command more respect from others than they give to others which rules out ANY real respect of these types of scum)
And that brings us back to this huge gang of bikers who felt others should "respect" them and move out of their way etc, im glad on this occasion they collectively got a bit of what they deserved for their antisocial behaviour!