You can thank the 16th & 17th District Chicago Police Scanner on Twitter for sharing this redonkulous video of Chicago women getting wild at a gas station and somehow turning an argument into a car flipped over. And while you're at it, pay close attention to the gas pump. I bet you'll have a lot of concerns when you see where that ended up. I can't wait for the liberal mayor-elect to see this video and tell us not to demonize the bad behavior of adults that could've gotten someone hurt really bad or worse.

It's like Chicago went from the Windy City to the Wild Wild Not West. And guess what? This was all filmed by someone on Facebook and Fox 32 got the details of the story. ARRESTS were made, but will Chicago actually punish criminals, that's another story for another day. The Fox 32 Chicago story said the following about the chaotic Chiraq incident:

Jae Mills recorded the confrontation, which began at the Thorntons gas station on the corner.

"They started throwing cups and bottles. I said it's about to escalate," he told FOX 32 Chicago.

Mills was with his family and says a woman — later identified as 31-year-old Kendra Y. Nance — was behind the wheel of a Ford SUV and started hurling homophobic and racial slurs at two other women.

One of the victims is seen on video throwing a bottle at the Ford SUV, which at the time was being driven by Nance's boyfriend, police said.

The boyfriend then exited the SUV and Nance got into the driver's seat, according to police.

Shortly after that, the fight escalated with Nance purposely driving the Ford SUV into a red van and dragging her boyfriend several feet, police said.

She then raced out of the gas station parking lot and hit another vehicle waiting to turn southbound at Jackson Blvd., which is when the Ford SUV she was in flipped over.

Nance managed to exit out of the driver’s side broken window and was captured on video laughing.

The girl and boyfriend tried running from the scene of the crime but got caught and charged.