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Drunk 13-Year-Old Flipped a Stolen Vehicle While Driving 100 MPH - The Pact - Oct 6, 2025
Drunk 13-Year-Old Flipped a Stolen Vehicle While Driving 100 MPH at 1 A.M.
The alleged driver was a 13-year-old, and an 11-year-old was riding in the passenger seat. Their vehicle drove onto a guardrail and "rode" across it before rolling repeatedly and landing in a tree.
Around 1 a.m. local time, Highway Patrol officers received a call about car driving the wrong way on the interstate. "A deputy observed the vehicle drive the wrong way across the median and then self-correct before continuing eastbound at over 100 mph," AZDPS Highway Patrol said in the statement.
Before being spotted by the deputy, the vehicle had been reported as stolen and had allegedly fled from the Flagstaff Police Department, Highway Patrol added.
https://people.com/drunk-13-year-old-flipped-stolen-vehicle-while-driving-at-100mph-at-1-a-m-11822822
RE: Drunk 13-Year-Old Flipped a Stolen Vehicle While Driving 100 MPH - Charlie Sheen - Oct 6, 2025
I had to read the article because I was concerned for their health. The article gets crazier. The driver had a 0.183 blood alcohol content.
13 years old and 11 years old, out at 1am in a stolen truck, drunk. These damn parents these days.
RE: Drunk 13-Year-Old Flipped a Stolen Vehicle While Driving 100 MPH - Vectura - Oct 6, 2025
That’s just heartbreaking, and terrifying. A 13-year-old driving 100 mph, drunk, in a stolen car with an 11-year-old passenger… it’s pure chaos and tragedy waiting to happen. You can’t even really blame just “reckless kids” here, this speaks to a much bigger breakdown: parenting, supervision, maybe even community structure. The fact that they were out at 1 a.m. in a stolen vehicle says so much about what was missing before the crash ever happened. It’s honestly a miracle no one else on the road was killed.
RE: Drunk 13-Year-Old Flipped a Stolen Vehicle While Driving 100 MPH - The Pact - Oct 6, 2025
(Oct 6, 2025 05:09 AM)Vectura Wrote: That’s just heartbreaking, and terrifying. A 13-year-old driving 100 mph, drunk, in a stolen car with an 11-year-old passenger… it’s pure chaos and tragedy waiting to happen. You can’t even really blame just “reckless kids” here, this speaks to a much bigger breakdown: parenting, supervision, maybe even community structure. The fact that they were out at 1 a.m. in a stolen vehicle says so much about what was missing before the crash ever happened. It’s honestly a miracle no one else on the road was killed.
Yeah the kids only had minor injuries as well despite ending up in a tree?
RE: Drunk 13-Year-Old Flipped a Stolen Vehicle While Driving 100 MPH - The Joker - Oct 6, 2025
drunk 13 yo driving a stolen vehicle endangering a 11 yo.
That's like 10 crimes right there. Hope his parents are jailed and the kid taken away.
RE: Drunk 13-Year-Old Flipped a Stolen Vehicle While Driving 100 MPH - Prepper - Oct 6, 2025
(Oct 6, 2025 05:04 AM)Charlie Sheen Wrote: I had to read the article because I was concerned for their health. The article gets crazier. The driver had a 0.183 blood alcohol content.
13 years old and 11 years old, out at 1am in a stolen truck, drunk. These damn parents these days.
That is what this country is coming down to.
Parents are doing a terrible fucking job these days, don't get me wrong there is things that just cannot be prevented and that cannot be blamed on the parents, but why are you allowing your children out past 1AM to begin with and not demanding they come home or report it to law enforcement because it is literally for their own safety.
I notice a lot of parents these days do not focus on raising their children instead they allow them to run the streets, do whatever the fuck they want and hang around bad people all while the parents sit on their ass, do nothing or drink and do drugs.
Parents need to have moral standards and they need to raise their kids on those moral standards and thoroughly teach them right from wrong as best as possible.
RE: Drunk 13-Year-Old Flipped a Stolen Vehicle While Driving 100 MPH - Aeowulf - Oct 6, 2025
So many things wrong with that one situation. Insanity.
RE: Drunk 13-Year-Old Flipped a Stolen Vehicle While Driving 100 MPH - The Pact - Oct 9, 2025
(Oct 6, 2025 12:18 PM)Prepper Wrote: That is what this country is coming down to.How do you know that they didn't climb out the window?
Parents are doing a terrible fucking job these days, don't get me wrong there is things that just cannot be prevented and that cannot be blamed on the parents, but why are you allowing your children out past 1AM to begin with and not demanding they come home.
RE: Drunk 13-Year-Old Flipped a Stolen Vehicle While Driving 100 MPH - Prepper - Oct 9, 2025
(Oct 9, 2025 06:00 AM)The Pact Wrote: How do you know that they didn't climb out the window?
Parents don't give a fuck in the US so much so that kids don't need to sneak out of windows.
If you have underage kids you should be having alarms on the windows to begin with these days due to safety/break in concerns.
If you can't spend $50 for entry alarms through companies like Wyze or Simplisafe don't have kids.
RE: Drunk 13-Year-Old Flipped a Stolen Vehicle While Driving 100 MPH - The Pact - Oct 9, 2025
(Oct 9, 2025 09:52 AM)Prepper Wrote: Parents don't give a fuck in the US so much so that kids don't need to sneak out of windows.
If you have underage kids you should be having alarms on the windows to begin with these days due to safety/break in concerns.
If you can't spend $50 for entry alarms through companies like Wyze or Simplisafe don't have kids.
Well the rest of the world doesn't have those companies. I've never heard of Wyze of Simpolisafe. And saying people shouldn't have children if they can't afford blah blah neglects some common sense realism that people can have money when at the time they choose to have kids and fall on hard times later.