Scott Wilson

Scott Wilson

A Burlingame man who allegedly punched a 77-year-old man in 2018 for taking too long to move at a Foster City car wash was sentenced to 60 days in county jail, the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office said Thursday.

Scott Holland Wilson, 51, was driving a Mercedes Benz in line behind another customer at the Touchless Car Wash at 390 Foster City Blvd. Aug. 18, 2018, when he got upset the elderly man driving in front of him was not moving fast enough, prosecutors said. Wilson became further enraged and started yelling at the driver because he got out of his car to tip an employee. Wilson got out of his car and punched the man with a closed fist, knocking him off balance and knocking off his glasses, prosecutors said. Wilson also slapped the man’s phone out of his hand when he tried to call the police. Video surveillance captured the attack.

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JustMike650

Geez, what a F-king coward.

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