Dashcam Video: This Could Have Ended Badly

A rear cam capture the moment a child was apparently left inside a vehicle for a moment today while the parent ran inside to get something, and the child’s curiosity got to the better of him.

The child apparently climbed into the driver seat and managed to shift the car into gear, slamming into the truck in front of him.

The victim was sitting in his car at the time and immediately got out and moved the car back into its parking spot.

The child’s mother showed up moments later.

“Luckily my truck was in front of him or he could’ve run into traffic,” the victim told TLS. There were also pedestrians walking behind the vehicle.

 

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Berel
2 hours ago

That kid needs a good frosk across his face.

Reply to  Berel
2 hours ago

No, maybe the mother does. Maybe if the child didnt crash in truck in front and alert the driver, the story would have ended more tragic

Jelly
Reply to  Berel
1 hour ago

The kid? he’s a curious young man… I am not sure that your ire is directed correctly.

Shmerel
Reply to  Berel
1 hour ago

That mother needs a good frosk across hers…

Lakewood Yid
Reply to  Berel
1 hour ago

no, Heaven forbid, Just lesson to take out keys (or chip:)

steve
Reply to  Lakewood Yid
8 minutes ago

No dont leave your child in the car, how many times must that be said for it to sink in ?

O$B
Reply to  Berel
1 hour ago

No he doesn’t.


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