Karma has been served, somewhat.

We all remember Gaige Grosskreutz, the convicted felon with a long criminal history, who was illegally carrying a pistol that he pulled on Kyle Rittenhouse when he was fighting for his life from the psycho BLM mob.

Well, justice may have been served. On Sept. 2 a man named Marvin Thomas allegedly hit Grosskreutz with his SUV in a Milwaukee crosswalk.

Grosskreutz's claim to fame was getting his bicep blown up by Rittenhouse. That is why he needs attention, as he couldn’t help himself when he decided to go on WISN 12 ABC news to talk about being run over.

According to WISN12, Grosskreutz suffered a lacerated liver and multiple broken bones. And is now trying to raise money on GOFUNDME.

So far, he has raised just under $1,000.

“On September 2nd, my life took an unexpected turn when I became the victim of a hit-and-run accident on Brady Street, Milwaukee. This incident has left me temporarily unable to work, and I am facing a challenging road to recovery,” his GOFUNDME reads. “It’s truly disheartening that such incidents are occurring in our community, and it emphasizes concerns of local citizens and the need for pedestrian safety.”

He claims the accident left him “with multiple broken bones, damage to my cervical spine, a lacerated liver, damaged teeth and severe road rash, resulting in an extended hospital stay and surgery with more procedures planned.”

He is seeking $2,500 so that he can “get back to work.”

I guess he is no longer committing felony burglary to make a living.

Thomas is the alleged offender in the hit and run, and was charged with two felonies related to the crash.

Grosskreutz survived the bullet that came from Rittenhouse's gun and he survived the hit and run.

How does the saying go?

Strike three and you're out.

His luck may be running out sooner rather than later.

Grosskreutz is a real scumbag for a variety of reasons. But one reason is that he is suing Rittenhouse for "damages for emotional distress, humiliation, loss of enjoyment of life, and other pain and suffering on all claims," and punitive damages.

Grosskreutz also goes by Paul Prediger now because apparently, he needed to protect himself from “far right” people threatening his life after he testified in the Rittenhouse trial.

Anyway, you reap what you sow.