Spoiled Kid Drives BMW Into River
Akash is the focus of todays article, he was gifted a BMW F30 3 series for his birthday! (Lucky guy!). Unlike most people who’d be happy to be spoiled with a car for their birthday, especially a car in the caliber of a BMW. As you can probably tell by the title, he wasn’t impressed.
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Spoiled Attitude
Akash decided to push the BMW into a river, saying that the car is too small for him and his friends. He wanted a Jaguar instead. As soon as he committed to pushing the new BMW into the lake there was no way to retrieve it. Eventually state authorities decided that perhaps a crane would do. Naturally the police opened looked into the incident and due to local eye witnesses and even video evidence, it was clear this spoiled man wasn’t due anything from his insurance. Luckily people helped him to dry land.
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Statements Of The Event
Eye witnesses of the event had the following to say:
The youth was arrogant and kept insisting that he be given a Jaguar as a BMW is a little small for him and his friends inside. We would do a preliminary investigation but this seems to be a personal matter. We will proceed according to the law.”
Following up from this, the spoiled mans father also left a statement, surprisingly level headed for a man who’s son just sank the BMW he’d bought for him.
“I wanted to give my son a birthday present. We could only afford to give him a BMW, while he kept insisting that he be given a Jaguar. He said the vehicle was too small but we thought he will be okay. We never imagined he would do anything like this.”
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Conclusion
In the end it seemed nobody was harmed, which is good. We’ll leave it up to you to decided on the actions of Akash. Regardless of what you think, we hope he never gets his hands on another BMW again. Perhaps he shouldn’t get a Jaguar either.
Why Is Joyriding So Common?
Joyriding, or the act of stealing a vehicle for the purpose of driving it recklessly or for fun, is a criminal activity that is illegal in most countries. There are several reasons why some people engage in joyriding:
- Thrill-seeking: Some individuals may engage in joyriding as a way to experience a thrill or adrenaline rush. They may find the act of driving a stolen vehicle at high speeds to be exciting and exhilarating.
- Boredom: Others may engage in joyriding as a way to alleviate boredom or to escape the monotony of everyday life. The act of stealing a car and going for a joyride can be seen as a way to inject excitement into an otherwise dull routine.
- Peer pressure: Some individuals may engage in joyriding as a result of peer pressure or to fit in with a particular group. They may feel that stealing a car and going for a joyride is a way to prove themselves or gain acceptance from their peers.
- Lack of consequences: In some cases, individuals may engage in joyriding because they believe that there are few consequences for their actions. They may feel that the risk of getting caught or punished is low, or that the thrill of the joyride outweighs any potential consequences.
It’s worth noting that joyriding is a dangerous and illegal activity that can lead to serious consequences, both for the joyrider and for innocent bystanders. Joyriding can result in accidents, injuries, and even fatalities, and can also lead to legal consequences such as fines, imprisonment, or a criminal record.
