Two individuals have been arrested in Memphis after a terrifying incident where a repo man was run over during a vehicle repossession attempt—a moment that was caught on camera and has since gone viral.
The suspects, identified as Nicholas Wray and Brandi Revels, were arrested on Friday on suspicion of aggravated assault related to the shocking incident, which occurred on Wednesday.
The disturbing video footage shows the repo man attempting to tow a red Ford Fusion. As he tries to hook the vehicle for towing, a man believed to be Wray jumps into the car, starts the engine, and quickly reverses—running over the repo man’s head and upper body.
Witnesses described the chaotic scene as horrifying, with the vehicle slamming into reverse while the victim’s head and torso were still beneath it. The brutal act left the repo man severely injured, with visible abrasions on his head and reported pain in his arm.
According to the Memphis Police Department, the victim had to be shaken to keep him awake before being rushed to the hospital. Fortunately, his condition was reported as non-critical.
Following the incident, the repo man posted images of his injuries online, showing scrapes and bruises along with a neck brace—highlighting just how close the incident came to becoming fatal.
The Memphis Police Department confirmed the arrests of Wray and Revels, who are now facing aggravated assault charges as the investigation continues. The viral nature of the footage has drawn widespread attention, with many expressing shock and outrage over the dangerous encounter.
As the repo man continues his recovery, messages of support have poured in from viewers horrified by the brutality of the incident.
Authorities are urging the public to avoid interfering with repossession efforts, emphasizing that any disputes over property should be resolved through legal channels rather than violent confrontation.
Stay tuned for updates as more details emerge about this shocking incident and the ongoing legal proceedings against Wray and Revels.
