Were they patrolling the streets? The video baffled many Netizens
A 10-year-old boy and his sister, 11, from Florida, US, stole their mother’s car and went on a drive early morning before being reported missing on Thursday. The siblings were stopped by police over 300 kilometres from their home and later handed over to their mother.
The Alachua County Sheriff, on September 21, shared on Facebook that they stopped a white sedan on Interstate-75 highway in the city of Alachua on Thursday. Police said the “vehicle was reported stolen out of North Port, Florida causing deputies to conduct a high-risk traffic stop”.
When the car was pulled over at 3.50am, police found a 10-year-old boy at the wheel and his 11-year-old sister in the passenger seat. “Much to their surprise, Deputies observed a 10-year-old male driver exit the vehicle, along with his 11-year-old sister,” said the police.
In photos shared by the Alachua County Sheriff, the siblings can be seen coming out of their car with their hands in the air.
Officers learned that the boy and his older sister were reported missing to the North Port Police Department and the sedan they were travelling in belonged to their mother.
After the siblings’ morning joyride came to an abrupt end, their mother drove for about three hours to take custody of her children. The sheriff’s office said that she refused to press charges against her kids.
Last week, 13 students of the Zephyrhills High School in Florida were arrested after videos of brawls in the school’s hallways were shared on social media. One of the videos showed the school principal being thrown to the ground after she tried to pacify two students.
In a separate clip, female students were beating another student lying on the ground. Police were later called to the campus to bring the situation under control, according to the New York Post.
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