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Thread ID: 123570	2012-03-04 18:32:00	8 Year old Driving SUV	goodiesguy (15316)	PC World Chat

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1262923	2012-03-04 18:32:00	Anyone hear the news this morning about the 8 year old found driving his parents SUV? He could of killed someone.	goodiesguy (15316)
1262924	2012-03-04 19:12:00	Might be this article below............ Boy, 8, caught driving parents' car Published: 6:37AM Monday March 05, 2012 Source: ONE News Boy, 8, caught driving parents' car (Source: ONE News) Source: ONE News An 8-year-old boy has been caught driving his parents' car around Wellington this morning. The boy clipped a number of cars in the inner city before he was stopped in a hotel car park by a ONE News reporter just before 5am. ONE News reporter Lucas De Jong said he was following behind the car and it had been swerving over the road. De Jong said that he thought the driver of the red SUV had been drinking when he saw it clip a white parked car. He said the driver pulled over and De Jong blocked the car in at the James Cook Hotel Grand. The boy emerged from the car wearing Ben 10 pyjamas and was teary and apologetic. The boy told De Jong he did not want to be at home and had taken his parents' keys. The 8-year-old claimed he knew how to drive and revealed that he had been driving for around five to ten minutes and had hit more than one car on his trip. Police arrived at the scene and were shocked to discover the boy had been driving. Police said the boy could not charged due to his age, but that his parents would be liable for any damage to cars. The 8-year-old's parents had already contacted police looking for the boy. De Jong said it was a "very bizarre thing to see" and there was minimal damage to the SUV. He said the boy was short and had been hunched over the steering wheel with his feet just touching the pedals.	PinoyKiw (9675)
1262925	2012-03-04 19:51:00	Anyone hear the news this morning about the 8 year old found driving his parents SUV? He could have killed someone. Fixed :P grammar police duties complete. This one is unfortunate but not necessarily bad parenting, unless the parents gave him the keys and sent him off. I imagine he's in deep trouble at home and it'll be an expensive lesson for the parents to not leave the car keys where he can get them.	dugimodo (138)
1262926	2012-03-04 20:11:00	Fixed :P grammar police duties complete. This one is unfortunate but not necessarily bad parenting, unless the parents gave him the keys and sent him off. I imagine he's in deep trouble at home and it'll be an expensive lesson for the parents to not leave the car keys where he can get them. What grammar error? I just checked and there isn't any grammar errors	goodiesguy (15316)
1262927	2012-03-04 20:23:00	Check more carefully!!	Snorkbox (15764)
1262928	2012-03-04 21:04:00	Check more carefully!! I've checked 3 times, there is no errors.	goodiesguy (15316)
1262929	2012-03-04 21:07:00	"He could of killed someone." He could have killed someone. Can you now see the difference?	Snorkbox (15764)
1262930	2012-03-04 21:12:00	I think you're being wound up Snorkbox...	user (1404)
1262931	2012-03-04 21:15:00	I've checked 3 times, there is no errors. It's also there are no errors rather than there is no errors.	Snorkbox (15764)
1262932	2012-03-04 21:57:00	You do have to wonder why a kid is running away at that time of the morning? Big scary thing in his bed maybe who knows	gary67 (56)
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