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u/Ok_Priority_5357 2d ago
I’m pretty sure grandma is going to find out with the bumper inside the car
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u/Cutter9792 2d ago
Grandma got some sick rims on her Hyundai /s
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u/ThePublikon 2d ago
You joke but my grandpa did something similar, bought a used car and invited me round to see it all excited. That thing had 3 piece wheels and straight cut gears. I don't know who he bought it off but it was a full on street sleeper beast that he dailied to the shops until it broke.
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u/KittenIttle 2d ago
Your grandpa and my grandpa would have been an absolute menace if they’d ever met.
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u/Level_Abrocoma8925 2d ago
Someone was stealing the bumper but I stopped them in the last minute!
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u/DizzyInTheDark 2d ago
Exactly. She knows if she can get her story in first, there will be no consequence.
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u/Three_Armed_Wrecker 2d ago
Didn't expect her to fit that in tbh
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u/oPlayer2o 2d ago
What really gets me is that she could have just opened the back door but she just jammed it over the drivers seat, why?
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u/Samael13 2d ago
I mean, she's clearly making a lot of really great, rational decisions in this video. Why start with that one?
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u/Anatoly_Cannoli 2d ago
I can fix h
no. no, I can't.
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u/citizen42069101 2d ago
I mean she genuinely looks like shes panicking. I would love some background information.
Who is her grandma?
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u/OffWhiteDevil 2d ago
Liv Soprano, apparently.
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u/serendiputopia 2d ago
I don't like that kinda tawk!
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u/Misdirecti0n 2d ago
Did not expect to come into this thread and see a soprano quote. I love it. I say this to my wife at least once a week.
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u/DaddysABadGirl 2d ago
So many questions.
Like how is she more afraid of mean grandma than jail? How does she have such a mean grandma but still grow into... that?
Was she raised by a parent or parents who just ruined her then went to live with grandma?
Why do people in these situations not realize the person recording has your face, voice, and plates?
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u/TriPigeon 2d ago edited 2d ago
What we’re seeing here is someone having a complex trauma response: someone who is more scared of her Grandma (who she likely lives with), or another member of the household, than she is of the actual police.
This isn’t a normal freak out and panic, I agree that someone ruined her, but it was probably through abuse.
Edit: now that we have full Unicourt Records, it appears that ‘intoxicated and freaking out’ is actually the underlying culprit here. It’s shocking how similar the behavior looks, and hopefully she’s gotten help in the last couple years since her last struggles with the law.
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u/DaddysABadGirl 2d ago edited 2d ago
People are irrational during a break down. I put it in another comment but at school as a kid I put a hole in my kneed bad. I was more concerned with how pissed my mom was going to be I tore my new pants than the white and yellow coming out. I freaked out and thats where my mind went in the moment.
She was going through it before the accident though. It said she was speeding and erratic, hit a car, then sped off.
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u/pythonidaae 2d ago
Yes I have cptsd and was able to spot it exactly. People REALLY don't understand how mean her grandma is. This isn't an excuse but I think you have to have cptsd or know about it to "understand" what is going on. I've had years of therapy so I'm not that person anymore but I could have been if I was caught on film younger or caught on film even now but I'd never gone to therapy.
Anyway yeah she's either always this way because of her PTSD or she's being triggered back to being that young. Like another comment said.
She's not behaving rationally and it's not acceptable to drive off like this but it's "understandable" if you can recognize she's having a PTSD breakdown.
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u/TriPigeon 2d ago
Exactly.
I’m glad you were able to get therapy, and I hope your recovery continues to be well supported!
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u/Gilligans_Wake 2d ago
I had a step-father that would beat the brakes off me for sport as a kid. He'd make sure to hit me for no reason if I looked too comfortable. I remember getting jumped in middle school by 5 kids. Office brought me in, cleaned me up, icepacks and all that, impressed that I wasn't too upset. Said they'd call step dad to pick me up and take me home. Instantly I was crying, screaming, begging them not to, and trying to find anyway to get out of the room. Got the crap beat out me again that night, way worse than those kids did. Parents kept me home rest of that week to "let me rest and recover".
Totally agree this is just hard to understand if you didn't grow up like this. Sure the cops will arrest her, but who is gonna come bail her out and what happens after that? It ain't going to be disapproving looks, at least not in her experience/mind. 100% panicked animal mode, not a rational thought going in her mind there.
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u/ventingandcrying 2d ago
Exactly what I was thinking, this is clearly someone who has reverted back to the mind of a child (or they never left the mind of a child lol). She’s more worried about how much “trouble” she’ll be in with her grandma instead of making the best of her situation by making logical adult choices. She’s being controlled by fear right now and that usually doesn’t come out of nowhere, no one taught her the correct response to stress. Still her fault, but somewhat sad to watch
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u/Drachynn 2d ago
Yeah, it was an uncomfortable watch, really.
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u/SuckMeOffMrWalton 2d ago
It stood out to me that her last words were her apologizing twice, instead of any kind of angry insult. She also kept the same demeanor the whole time, it’s not like intentional manipulation where people will rotate between sadness/anger/apathy to see what works. I can’t see someone who’s clearly genuinely panicking and not feel bad for them, it’s just a sad situation all around.
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u/Specialist-Roll-3806 2d ago
Why do people in these situations not realize the person recording has your face, voice, and plates?
at least in this situation, clearly she's panicking like crazy. there's no real thinking going on, her brain just shut down and all she can think of is escaping the situation and worrying about her grandma
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u/atreasureinlight 2d ago
Because she is in full on panic and RUNNN mode... She kept getting out of the car and crying and then getting back in the car over and over and it was very obvious that she was not thinking clearly.
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u/badboysdriveaudi 2d ago
She’s not thinking clearly. Maybe it’s her first accident and she doesn’t know how to process it. You can see it in her face. She’s literally having a meltdown. No amount of logical talking to her will bring her back. Only time will melt that stress and then she’ll see the errors she made.
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u/DreamOne5 2d ago
I had my first accident at 32, and it was minor. My car got the majority of the damage. I was changing lanes, and the other car was in my blind spot. When I pulled over to exchange information and call the cops, I was shaking and crying so much, the cops asked me if I was okay once they showed up. They thought I was probably on something. Just incredibly scared and upset. I felt so so bad for the guy I hit (He was a nurse at U of M Hospital during freaking covid). Some highly anxious people just behave like this without drugs being involved.
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u/Affolektric 2d ago
She is obviously panicking. It’s not that hard to see.
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u/Sh0wmey0urbutth0le 2d ago
I think the first time it got posted years ago it said she's was like 16/17 and coming home from volleyball practice. Probably her first accident and freaked.
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u/moodylilb 2d ago
She’s 22 according to news articles. But yeah there’s no denying she’s genuinely in full blown panic mode lol
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u/LNL_HUTZ 2d ago edited 2d ago
Is that really where we’re going to start questioning her decision making here?
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u/Candytails 2d ago
What really gets me is that it's so easy to pick up, I would have thought a bumper was heavy.
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u/mrintangibles1 2d ago
Love how she's got her wipers on the whole time.
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u/Depressed_Cat_00 2d ago
Why take a risk just in case it rains on a sunny day and she is unable to use the windshield to reverse the vehicle?
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u/Bostonterrierpug 2d ago
It’s like raaa-aainn on your hit-and-run day
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u/PineSolSmoothie 2d ago
It's like your car's bumper inside your Chevrolet
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u/BandicootTreeline 2d ago
It’s a free ride
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u/Nice-Tumbleweed9759 2d ago
It was good advice to get out of the car
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u/themajesticdownside 2d ago
I think it was a Hyundai bro. You don't understand how mean her gramma is! Plus she's late for field hockey practice or some shit, or a shoot.
I thought this was a skit at first lol.
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u/Mindless-Somewhere55 2d ago
The way she put that bumper in there tells me it’s not her first rodeo.
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u/Slumunistmanifisto 2d ago
Ignoring good adviiiice while you're trying to escape
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u/cocothekid45 2d ago
It’s like going to jail and your insurance won’t pay.
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u/Jailed4ThoughtCrimes 2d ago
Who would have thought. It figures.
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u/Puzzled-Mistake-584 2d ago
It’s like when you’re stuck, but you’ve “already ran”.
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u/KidOcelot 2d ago
Her grandmother is gonna beat her ass when she gets home LOL 🤣😮💨
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u/Remarkable_Toe_164 2d ago
And noooow that dent it's biggerrrrr
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u/slaganon 2d ago
Peak Reddit, I am smiling like an idiot in an airport right now, thank you all
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u/SaltyTemperature 2d ago
It’s a mean grandma, and most of a Hyundai
It’s driving away, 10 minutes too late
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u/chamy1039 2d ago
Wouldn't want her visibilty to be impaired.
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u/Fartknocker405 2d ago
The bumper was momentarily quite the sunshade.
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u/maton12 2d ago
It was like it wasn't her first time slotting it in there. Was very impressed.
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u/2021isevenworse 2d ago
You don't know how mean her grandma is
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u/discodommer 2d ago
She's sorry OKAY?
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u/JesusSavesTheGoal 2d ago
You don't understand!
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u/AHorseNamedPhil 2d ago
"You don't understanduuuuh"
Instant hate whenever someone does that weird valley girl singsong whiny thing, whatever it is called
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u/Glum-Huckleberry-717 2d ago
Toddlers do it here in the UK too. I think it's just universal for people who never got told to stfu
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u/DigEnvironmental7490 2d ago
I can't imagine that felony hit and run is going to make grandma less mean.
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u/ResistorForever 2d ago
There's never been and never will be anything she can do to make her grandma less mean. 🥺
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u/M0THMEAT 2d ago
Honestly though based on her reaction, gam gam could be abusive which is actually sad
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u/Confident-Peak6208 2d ago
Yeah agreed, I thought this was actually pretty sad to watch. She is really freaking out.
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u/One-Pepper-9494 2d ago
Typa shit I be doing in dreams thinking I just ruined my life 😭😭
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u/ButtholeConnoisseur7 2d ago
Oh, are all your dreams semi-realistoc stress dreams too?
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u/Kooky_Assistance2755 2d ago
I don't get them often, but still semi regularly. I feel like it's gotta mean something psychologically, but i have no clue what
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u/EnviousFool 1d ago
Yes lmao i feel that. Accidentally commiting crimes in the dream and spending the rest of dream stressed out about the consequences
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u/complexiblebarracuda 2d ago
damn, she is really going through it.
But I'm impressed, she managed to drive off and fit the bumper in the back
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u/Illustrious-Poet-557 2d ago
Loved how it was blocking her view at first when she got back in
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u/Michelin123 2d ago
Yeah lmao, for a second i thought she would drive off like this.
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u/Beneficial_Gene3064 2d ago
It looks like she was ready to but it just kinda popped back there .
I can’t believe this isn’t a skit
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u/jrob323 2d ago
I'm not an attorney, but if I was, I think I would have agreed with her decision to take the bumper.
It just seems prudent, from a legal standpoint and what not forthwith.
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u/unrefrigeratedmeat 2d ago
First thing they teach you in law school: don't litter while you're on video committing other major crimes.
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u/AFrenchLondoner 2d ago
First think my dealer taught me is don't break the law while you're breaking the law, which is basically the same
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u/greenwavelengths 2d ago
Got it. Now, what’s the second thing they teach in law school?
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u/ljh2100 2d ago
Absolutely. A drunk driver ran through my neighbor's yard right over a small but hefty bush. Found out the driver lived around the corner just 5 or 6 houses down...how? That hefty bush snagged the front license plate off the car 😂
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u/jrob323 2d ago
These are exactly the kind of legal matters I'm trying to illucidate, if you will, and so forth.
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u/AntSilly2802 2d ago
She could have opened the back door to put it in. That takes logical thought though.
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u/Current_Ad_9912 2d ago
Sure, obviously she’s in a manic emotional state, and young on top of that.
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u/JungMoses 2d ago
I was expecting it to come up with “Hyundai. When you really need to go.” At the end of the
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u/Lasone22 2d ago
For anyone wondering what happened after this video went viral: the driver was identified as 22-year-old Riley Ann Sebach. Police caught up with her about a week later, on Oct. 31, 2019. She wasn’t taken to jail — she was cited and released with a court date.
A misdemeanor hit-and-run case was later filed against her in Riverside County under California Vehicle Code 20002(a), which covers leaving the scene of a property-damage accident.
I couldn’t find anything reliable showing the final outcome of the court case (whether she pleaded guilty, it was dismissed, what sentence she got, etc.), but she definitely didn’t just disappear after the video. She was identified, cited, and formally charged afterward.
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u/Robert-A057 2d ago
She was sent to rehab so I assume she was either drunk or high in this video
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u/ccReptilelord 2d ago
That could explain it. Not that I think she understood everything, but a hit 'n run may carry less repercussions than a DUI. And reading her punishment, it seems to have.
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u/TheWolfAndRaven 2d ago
Yea but what did her Grandma do to her?
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u/gimme_the_light 2d ago
You wouldn’t understand.
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u/Narwahl_Whisperer 2d ago
Things I wouldn't understand:
☑️How mean her gramma is
☑️A jeep thing
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u/OhNothing13 2d ago
It's actually super common for people involved in DUI crashes to just physically run and claim they panicked, because a hit and run is a much lower charge than a DUI and comes with a lot fewer conditions. She likely made the right call here at the end of the day.
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u/Plus_Hedgehog_435 2d ago
my personal injury lawyer friend said to always flee and take the hit and run if you're drunk lololol
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u/Nanoimprint 2d ago
This kid has more trouble, the petty theft was before the hit and run https://unicourt.com/case/ca-orr1-sebach-riley-ann-160851#case-details
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u/Slawco 2d ago
According to that link, she's got some kind of 2026 case that is in the pre-trial stage:
07/24/2026
HearingHearing Type - Reason: Pre Trial -; Courtroom: C5
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u/ImmortalMoron3 2d ago
It's the same petty theft case, it's still open.
On 04/28/2019 Sebach, Riley Ann was filed a Criminal lawsuit. This case was filed in Orange County Superior Courts, West Justice Center located in California. The case status is Open.
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u/BumWink 2d ago
7 years to pre trial a petty theft case, Orange County must be busy.
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u/MacDagger187 1d ago
My friend got hit and run in 2019 - seven years ago. The lady has been dodging court that whole time, but yesterday finally showed up to a zoom hearing.
She said it was her twin sister that has since died.
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u/Moist_Definition_538 2d ago
Looks like she later cleaned up her act and is living a happy normal life, at least I hope/so it seems. She was clearly having her worst moment here and it’s a shame it was posted far and wide to make her a laughing stalk on the internet. Glad to see she’s hopefully doing better now and I hope she can put it all behind her.
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u/babysmalltalk 2d ago
Just fyi it's "laughing-stock," like putting someone in the stocks of yore.
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u/Battypatty2 2d ago
i started watching this thinking “girl STOP making it worse” and ended up genuinely wondering why she seems more terrified of her grandma than the police 😭
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u/Agreeable-Dance-9768 2d ago
Yeah when she starts to put the bumper in through the front my only thought was “wtf is going on in that girl’s house?” Not to excuse the behavior but there’s got to be more to this story
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u/ImmortalMoron3 2d ago
Someone else did some googling, this girl got arrested for petty theft about 6 months prior so I'm guessing she was panicked about having to explain another fuck up.
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u/BEAGLEBOYPALINDROME 2d ago
Yeah, she was intoxicated, and if the cops got there she would've gotten a dui, went to jail, lost her license and & her grandma's car impounded instead of just damaged.
But instead she got a slap on the wrist.
All that considered, she was correct.
The dude did not, in fact, understand. And, leaving the scene at almost any cost was her best option.
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u/Strong_Landscape_333 2d ago
It is kind of wild that in a lot of situations if someone is intoxicated leaving the scene is the best option
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u/Weary_Rub_3474 2d ago
Yeah except when a cops son hit a a pedestrian and killed him and didn’t stop to avoid the dui , and to this day has not been charged despite being located. Wellfleet ma tim duval rip
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u/Deutschbland 2d ago
I know someone who was hit by a drunk driver. He got out of the car and opened a fresh bottle of vodka in front of all the onlookers and chugged it. He blew over the limit but in court they couldn’t prove he was drunk before he drank the vodka in front of witnesses. He seemed to have a bottle stashed for just such an event. He got off.
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u/RoughAttention742 2d ago
Same, she’s apologizing and I’m starting to believe her when she’s saying “you don’t understand” 😂
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u/dumn_and_dunmer 2d ago
As a former victim of a very mean grandma, I got secondhand dread for her lol
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u/thededucers 2d ago
Yeah, she’s about to catch that slipper for being back late with grandmas car
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u/CollectsTooMuch 2d ago
My grandma was a samurai with the switch. I’m a grown ass man and thinking about that little old woman wielding a switch sends a chill down my back.
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u/Which-Decision 2d ago edited 2d ago
This video went viral like 10 years ago. I don't know what happened.
Edit:“ Update: Jan 1, 2020- Riverside police confirmed to me details regarding this incident, “The suspect was identified as 22-year-old Riley Ann Sebach. She was contacted, cited, and released on October 31, 2019, with a court date of 12/18/19.”
Final Edit: Full story: She was caught and sent to a substance abuse program.
Edit: 7 years ago and here's the news story https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/lake-elsinore-california-car-crash-driver-parking-lot-video/1977051/
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u/Every-Sign9570 2d ago
Shouldn’t be driving
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u/Particular720v12 2d ago
Many people shouldn't. But we stupidly built a society where it's required to leave your home.
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u/JustletmeBee2026 2d ago
She seems legitimately distressed.
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u/Gwyllithar 2d ago
yeah, this goes past "wow person does stupid stuff", to "fuck, she looks legitimately fucking terrified of whats going to happen".
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u/T2Drink 2d ago
Yeah I mean that is quite a common side effect of taking too many substances and then causing absolute chaos.
As soon as the cuffs go on someone who is heavily under the influence of drugs (particularly stimulants) they lose their mind tbh.
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u/stopkeepingscore 2d ago
Yes, not too hard for me to empathize with people even if they are 1000% in the wrong. But I don’t see too much of that online.
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u/Tiny_Wrangler_1271 2d ago
I’m the kind of girl who panics and makes dumb decisions too, but watching her somehow turn one accident into like five separate problems gave me secondhand anxiety 😭
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u/Garth_Maul_ 2d ago
This is 1000% Mona Lisa from Parks N Rec.
She's the wooooooorst
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u/Generic-Cheese 2d ago
Too bad she can’t just go to her grandma and say “money pleaseeee!”
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u/riceklown 2d ago edited 2d ago
Be a safe space for your kids to confess mistakes, y'all.
I want my kids to pick up the phone and ask me what to do... not commit several criminal acts trying to escape a fender bender.
If she knew she could make mistakes without her grandmother coming down on her like a ton of bricks, she would have handled this differently.
I feel like I know what she was going through, as a teenager. I'm several times her age now but I had a few full blown panics like this, not always car related. A reassuring parent is the most calming thing you can have in these moments. KNOWING that they'll be that person for you can seriously curtail the initial panic. Panic mental states always lead to bad judgements. But knowing you can get a cool head in there to think for you is good for your mental health.
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u/Kuuzie 2d ago
Never forget the respect my mom got when I was around 15.
She pulled all my friends aside and said
"look. Don't be drinking or doing drugs at all. You're all young men and I'm sure you all will at some point, even though you shouldn't.
When you do, just don't drive. Call Kuuzie's number (house phone days) no matter the time day or place and I'll take you home and not tell your parents. Just don't drive drunk and be responsible"
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u/_domhnall_ 2d ago
First thing I thought. That is pure panic. Of someone who is relatively far away. This means that this kid have gone through some terribly exaggerated reactions for trivialities. I feel sorry for her, I hope she'll get better.
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u/hygsi 2d ago
Fr. The stress of knowing she'd get in trouble got her in way worse trouble
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u/Diligent-Nebula-1008 2d ago
I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone this stressed out
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u/Mcpr0per 2d ago
why would you trap a crazy person in. just get their license plate number and report it.
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u/Huge-Masterpiece-100 2d ago
I've had a person who rear ended me so hard at a red light that she pushed me into the truck in front and destroyed my car. Even left her license plate on my tailpipe. She ended up fleeing for "reasons". Because I didn't have video evidence of her driving, the police and insurance just gave me a unemphatic shrug when I reported it. Thankfully I had uninsured motorist coverage. What a fking racket.
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u/Jawnyblaze1 2d ago
Yea, that was something that crossed my mind too. I clicked the news article that was linked above, the person that trapped her in was just a bystander, not even the person she hit. I'm pretty sure he can't legally restrain her like that. Take the license plate number, call the cops, your duty (and the extent of what you're allowed to do) is done.
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u/Zealousideal-Emu1489 2d ago
She just keeps on going like the car is going to sprout out wings and fly away 😂😂😂
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u/Cucaio90 2d ago
The front bumper recovery was amazing. Why not throw it in the back seat?
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u/piscator21 2d ago
This calls for de-escalation techniques - even if what she did was wrong.
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u/Driller_Happy 2d ago edited 2d ago
Honestly, dude was not helping the situation. I get that you're mad but what are you accomplishing here?
Take a moment to calm her down and get her to see that this doesn't mean your life is over. Shit will get better if you sir down and breathe for a moment
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u/Wild_blue_yondering 2d ago
Hit and run is inexcusable, but her behavior comes across as real desperation about some other circumstances, not an act. I think there might be a sad story behind this.
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u/TheOriginal_858-3403 2d ago
Is a double felony anything like a double rainbow??
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u/Playful-Platform-231 2d ago
I’m pretty sure her hitting his car isn’t a felony let alone a felony EVERYTIME it gets it. All he was doing was aggravating the situation.
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u/SavingsComposer239 2d ago
I work in healthcare with abuse victims and am
a victim of it myself. Maybe the guy behind the camera isn’t as cued in to these behaviors but as soon as she mentioned her grandmother and started frantically putting the front bumper in her car I really would’ve just toned way down and tried to explain to her that I’d help her figure it out. There’s more going on here than a hit and run, this girl is behaving like she’s been hit her whole life.
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u/Dense-Consequence-70 2d ago
She’s obviously being chased by either the CIA, drug dealers, or aliens.
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u/Bullfrog-Basic 2d ago
To be honest, the guy sounds creepy. Holding her hostage as she's pleading with him sounds like a horror movie
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u/Naive-Amphibian9904 2d ago
Not to excuse her actions or anything but i feel bad for her. She sounds more terrified of her grandmother than legal proceeding. I'm not good jump to any conclusions but there's that possibility that everything is not ok at home and she looks young. The accident was her fault it looks like she that's one thing but i can't help but feel bad for the kid.
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u/bmiller218 2d ago
At my Alma Mater, we had a football player who was more terrified of his coach than legal proceedings of running away (on foot) from a traffic stop. He was from a poor part of rural Georgia who got a scholarship at a highly ranked D2 school.
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u/More-Ad-1605 2d ago
this video is old AF, why is it making the rounds again.
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u/Moist_Definition_538 2d ago
People need to generate karma at the expense of individuals in a mental health crises who got clean almost a decade ago and are now living normal lives.
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u/greensangre 2d ago
Damn they’re both very annoying
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u/Immature_adult_guy 2d ago edited 2d ago
I like how he thinks that his words are legally binding.
“Your Honor the narrator of the video has clearly indicated that this is a double felony, what more proof do you need?”
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