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In East Palestine, Ohio, hat einen 8-jährigen Burschen abends der Hunger gepackt. Er hat sich auf YouTube Videos angesehen, die zeigen wie man ein Auto fahren kann, packte er sich die Schlüssel des Vans seiner Eltern, wofür er sich noch auf seine Zehenspitzen stellen musste, nahm seine 4-jährige Schwester und schaukelte mit ihr zum nächsten McDonalds, wo man das Ganze am Drive In erst für einen Scherz hielt und die Eltern auf dem Rücksitz vermutete. Diese aber lagen nach einem anstrengendem Tag mit den Kids schlafend zu Hause.
Laut Aussage der Polizei fur der Junge vorbildlich und man konnte sogar Positives in der ganzen Aktion sehen.
“I think there is a good teaching point here. With the way technology is anymore kids will learn how to do anything and everything. This kid learned how to drive on YouTube. He probably looked it up for five minutes and then said it was time to go.”
Der Bursche kam mit einer freundlichen Ermahnung davon, Gebühren wurde keine erhoben.
The boy drove about a mile and a half from his home to the restaurant shortly after 8 p.m.
The boy told Koehler that he had never driven before, but had learned by watching the videos.
He also said that he was able to get the keys to his father’s locked van by standing up on his tip-toes to get to where they were hanging.
The boy, in tears when he realized he had done something wrong, told Koehler he just really wanted a cheeseburger.
Koehler said it was not a case of neglect — the boy and his sister had already eaten breakfast, lunch and dinner that day, but he still really wanted that cheeseburger.
The boy and his sister still got their meals of cheeseburger, chicken nuggets and fries while they waited for their grandparents to arrive and take them to the police station.
(via Unglaubliche Geschichten)
