A condominium resident's scramble for a key card apparently provoked the ire of a private-hire driver and the situation escalated into a heated altercation between the driver and the condo's security guards.
The driver allegedly yelled that his time was wasted, purportedly prompting the security guards to call the police. As the car continues to slowly back away from the security checkpoint, with a flattened traffic cone caught under it, the security guards stand at the car's rear and try to stop it.
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