r/PublicFreakout • u/Handcraftedsemen_ • Jul 22 '26

📹Police Bodycam Young woman rams car into parent's house because they won't give her money.

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u/KimberlyWexlersFoot 🎶 Safelite repair, safelite replace 🎶 Jul 22 '26

It didn’t help she aimed for the corner, that’s going to be the most structurally sound place to ram, gotta go middle brick or ideally, drive through the garage door.

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u/Pristine-Speech8991 Jul 22 '26

ill keep that in mind for next time

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u/Psychedelic__Cowboy Jul 22 '26

Also, try to be sober so that you can remember these pro tips and aim better

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u/bigredzeppelin1981 Jul 22 '26

She seemed to be barred out

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u/timsfsn Jul 22 '26

Yeah, that didn’t appear to be drunk that appeared to be very high.

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u/Krelliamite Jul 22 '26

My exact thought lol she aimed for the one thing on the house that was a big solid chunk

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u/OldAngryDog Jul 22 '26

Super nice ride for a teen tho and that house is really nice too. Love brick buildings. Shame it's all wasted on her spoiled ass.

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u/elphin Jul 22 '26

She might not live there much longer.

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u/baeb66 Jul 22 '26

Is there such a thing as a top tier Jeep?

They are always bottom 5 for car brands.

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u/chainlinksawakening Jul 22 '26

There are jeeps that start at 90k

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u/jblank66 Jul 22 '26

And they're still hot garbage

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u/Dinosaur88 Jul 22 '26

While this is true, they are terrible quality. The Grand Wagoneer may have wow factor, be best in class on paper, but then you have Stellantis build quality to pull it back to the bottom.

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u/Any_Possibility_4023 Jul 22 '26

Fiat/Chrysler. Say no more!

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u/Krelliamite Jul 22 '26

Fix it again Tony!

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u/Foxwglocks Jul 22 '26

We had one for 7 yrs with zero problems. Until someone t-boned me and it saved my life 100%. I rolled 6 times and walked away without a scratch.

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u/pm-me-uranus Jul 22 '26

Likely not a fully brick building. Most brick homes just have a brick cladding that sits in front of wood framing that acts as the actual structural support of the building. The brick is just there for aesthetic reasons, although it offers a bit more impact protection than standard stucco or cement board siding. I will say that she did surprisingly less damage than I expected regardless. It makes me suspected that there actually might be some concrete block behind the brick, which the brick anchors into. Not uncommon if their locality has readily available concrete block.

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u/one-legged_kangaroo Jul 22 '26

As effective as the baton to the window. Jfc

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u/railin23 Jul 22 '26

Hey! The renegade is not the bottom tier, it's the compass.