After Car Crash, Antoine Ransfer, 18, Allegedly Decides to Punch Driver, Steal His Wallet

By Sam Levin Fri., Mar. 15 2013 at 6:00 AM

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Antoine Ransfer

Never let a good car crash go to waste.

This could just be the motto of Antoine Ransfer, an 18-year-old St. Louis resident, who got in a car crash this week and decided to punch the guy whose car he hit and steal his wallet, according to new charges from the St. Louis circuit attorney's office, on view below.

We all know that getting into collisions and going through the process of exchanging insurance information can be quite stressful, but based on the allegations Ransfer is facing, it sounds like one driver's crash took an unexpected, nasty turn.

A probable cause statement from the circuit attorney's office says that the victim, identified as D.W., got in some sort of collision with Ransfer, 18, who lives on Virginia Avenue in Tower Grove East.

via Google Maps

Crash took place around this area on Chippewa Street.

As the two of them spoke about car insurance, D.W. held his wallet in his hand.

At this point, Ransfer apparently grabbed the wallet and he and another unidentified man punched him several times.

Then they fled with his money.

Continue for details on Antoine Ransfer's charges and criminal history.

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genkisudosrobot

That's a dude? Bahahahahaha,, looks like a member of Queen Latifah's crew from Set It Off.

Melvin Mohn

That is some serious douche baggery going on there. What a moron.

Tony Merklin

How 'bout: DUMB ASS........

Donald L. Creswell

should be "...and steal his wallet."

Rick Firestein

TNB

Laura Lovendahl

@Peter, sometimes even with the best parenting things go terribly wrong. For responsible parents, it is very frustrating.

Rachel Roach

What a loser, im sure mommy is so proud.

Rachel Davidson

Sad to say but I'm not shocked. I wish the story ended with the suspect getting his a$$ beat.

Peter Stewart

Who raises their family to act like this? My parents instilled morals on their children. Why didn't this kids parents do the same? Does he think this the proper way for humans to act in a civilized society? I can't think of a better place to put this guy other then jail and to throw away the key. He may be beyond help and I don't want him passing on his morals onto the next generation.