A 5-year-old boy in the United States was stopped by patrol police shortly after driving a sports utility vehicle (SUV) on the highway. Surprised by the patrol, he learned that he had secretly driven away from his parents' car to buy a Lamborghini luxury car, but only had $3 in his pocket.
Map of the scene released by the police
According to the New York Daily News on May 6, Utah Patrol Officer Rick Morgan patrolled the 15th Interstate Highway at noon Monday and found the SUV driving slowly at 30 kilometers per hour and was still parallel to the left, so he opened his siren and shouted for the driver to pull over.
Then, the SUV quickly pulled over. Morgan walked toward the vehicle from behind and found that the driver's head could not be seen through the rear window glass. The officer wondered if the driver was a disabled person.
The patrol officer walked toward the stopped SUV
Morgan walked to the driver's seat and was stunned to find that the driver was a boy. The boy's conversation with the officer was captured by a dashcam.
"How old are you?" Are you 5 years old? Morgan said, "Wow... Where did you learn to drive? ”
Kutv-tv reported that the boy's name was Adrian, and he told the officer that he wanted to buy a Lamborghini luxury car, but his mother would not let him, and after arguing with his mother, he secretly took the car keys hanging on the wall and drove a suv to go to California to buy a Lamborghini.
The local tv station interviewed the boy Adrian
Police said it would be useless for the boy to arrive in California, "he didn't have enough money with him, and he only had $3 in his wallet." Lamborghini needs at least $200,000 (about 1.42 million yuan) locally.
Since the house was located not far from the highway, Adrian had already driven several kilometers when stopped by the police.
Police quickly contacted his parents. Parents said that a 16-year-old sister had been arranged to take care of the little brother that day, but after taking a nap, the younger brother secretly drove away.
The police statement said: "What a blessing! No one was injured, and no property was damaged. ”
The parents were also incredulous about the incident, not knowing how Adrian operated the car. "Although he has always loved cars, he has never driven a car before."
Compiled/written by: Nandu reporter Shi Minglei
Image source: kutv-tv, nydn