Sandy
11-07-2018, 01:20 PM
Want to bet that at 11, it's already 5'6" and 180 pounds?
He's not old enough to drive. He may not even be able to see over the steering wheel. But for the third time this year, an 11-year-old Ohio boy reportedly led cops on a high-speed chase Sunday -- the latest incident allegedly sparked by his mom taking away a toy.
The Brooklyn Police Department told FOX8 the boy, who was not identified because he's a minor, stole his mother's SUV after the two had an argument when she took away his PlayStation. An officer spotted the SUV sitting outside a former fire station around 11 p.m., and when the officer went to check on the driver, the boy immediately hit the gas.
The situation grew even more dangerous when the driver turned off his headlights -- while traveling as fast as 87 mph and veering into opposing lanes of traffic, police said.
About 25 minutes later, the boy crashed into a parked car in Cleveland, flipping the vehicle. The boy later told officers he crashed because he wasn't paying attention, according to FOX8. The 11-year-old was later taken to an area hospital, where he was treated for injuries to his hand and wrist.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/ohio-boy-11-steals-parents-car-sparks-chase-after-mom-takes-playstation-away-third-pursuit-in-13-months
This is beyond reckless endangerment. The niglet needs to be sent to NU permanently before it kills a human, but instead it'll go to juvie. Two, three months at most, then released to do more TNB.
He's not old enough to drive. He may not even be able to see over the steering wheel. But for the third time this year, an 11-year-old Ohio boy reportedly led cops on a high-speed chase Sunday -- the latest incident allegedly sparked by his mom taking away a toy.
The Brooklyn Police Department told FOX8 the boy, who was not identified because he's a minor, stole his mother's SUV after the two had an argument when she took away his PlayStation. An officer spotted the SUV sitting outside a former fire station around 11 p.m., and when the officer went to check on the driver, the boy immediately hit the gas.
The situation grew even more dangerous when the driver turned off his headlights -- while traveling as fast as 87 mph and veering into opposing lanes of traffic, police said.
About 25 minutes later, the boy crashed into a parked car in Cleveland, flipping the vehicle. The boy later told officers he crashed because he wasn't paying attention, according to FOX8. The 11-year-old was later taken to an area hospital, where he was treated for injuries to his hand and wrist.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/ohio-boy-11-steals-parents-car-sparks-chase-after-mom-takes-playstation-away-third-pursuit-in-13-months
This is beyond reckless endangerment. The niglet needs to be sent to NU permanently before it kills a human, but instead it'll go to juvie. Two, three months at most, then released to do more TNB.