NFL RedZone's Scott Hanson Chides TikToker At Scene Of Wild Rollover Crash
NFL RedZone's Scott Hanson Chides TikToker At Rollover Crash Site ... Wild Scene
UPDATE
11:10 AM PT -- TMZ Sports just spoke with Scott Hanson ... and he told us the horrifying crash all happened on Sunday at around 9:30 PM.
He reiterated that despite the chaotic scene, somehow, no one was injured.
As for the TikToker who was seemingly trying to make a buck off it all ... Hanson said the guy was a complete jerk -- who only left the scene after he heard sirens heading toward the area.
Scott Hanson -- the host of the NFL's ultra-popular RedZone show -- tried to help a pair of drivers who were shaken up in a scary rollover car crash recently ... and in the process, he chided a man who seemed to be trying to profit off of it all.
The wild scene happened in Los Angeles ... just outside of some high-rise apartment buildings in the Westwood area.
You can see in video from the scene ... two cars were involved in the wreck -- and the collision was so violent, one of them had flipped over and come to a stop on its roof.
Hanson said on X he witnessed it happen ... and got out of his ride to help those involved. But, video shows as he was trying to play good Samaritan, an apparent TikToker pulled up and rummaged through one of the vehicles ... which clearly pissed the TV host off.
Hanson can be heard yelling at the person, "Hey, dude! What are you doing?!"
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Later, in a post on his X page, he explained, "I checked on the survivors and then saw that jack-wagon trying to exploit the situation for his social media."
"I suppose I shouldn't be surprised," he continued, "but I was/am. Disheartening."
Hanson added in a separate post, "2 ppl could've died, & that clown was excited about his Tik Tok. I couldn’t believe it."
The 52-year-old said, thankfully, the drivers didn't seem to sustain significant injuries, although they appeared to be in a state of shock. He also said the apparent TikToker left the scene before police arrived.
Originally Published -- 6:40 AM PT