Don't ever think that grown up police can easily chase the car driven by a ..... wait.... by a 7 year old boy!
The incident happened in Plain City, Utah. The Weber County Sheriff's Office received a call about a child driving recklessly. They assign two deputies to chase the car. They pursued the vehicle as it drove through parking lots and stop signs. But alas! They were unsuccessful in their duty.
Now about the driver behind the steering. A boy, just 7 years old, driving for the first time! The cops could not stop the car. Finally the boy stopped himself near his home and ran inside his house.
The reason for his sudden taking away his father's car is also interesting ~ He didn't want to go to the Church.
Weber County Sheriff's Capt. Klint Anderson reported that the the car reached 40 mph before the boy stopped in a driveway and ran inside his home. The deputies followed only to discover the boy's father had not realized the car was gone.
Father confronts his son, who admits his escapade. Luckily the boy or his father did not face any punishment; but the boy is confronted and gets a detailed angry lecture from his father.
Now, on the coming Sundays, keep your car keys hidden from your kids and even toddlers. Who knows what they are up to?
The incident happened in Plain City, Utah. The Weber County Sheriff's Office received a call about a child driving recklessly. They assign two deputies to chase the car. They pursued the vehicle as it drove through parking lots and stop signs. But alas! They were unsuccessful in their duty.
Now about the driver behind the steering. A boy, just 7 years old, driving for the first time! The cops could not stop the car. Finally the boy stopped himself near his home and ran inside his house.
The reason for his sudden taking away his father's car is also interesting ~ He didn't want to go to the Church.
Weber County Sheriff's Capt. Klint Anderson reported that the the car reached 40 mph before the boy stopped in a driveway and ran inside his home. The deputies followed only to discover the boy's father had not realized the car was gone.
Father confronts his son, who admits his escapade. Luckily the boy or his father did not face any punishment; but the boy is confronted and gets a detailed angry lecture from his father.
Now, on the coming Sundays, keep your car keys hidden from your kids and even toddlers. Who knows what they are up to?
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