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VW Golf Mk1 first start after 20 years
(0) | 30/03/2018 | Translate: The first firing of the Mk1 Golf, after almost twenty years of parking in the grass under the nut. The front lights did not shine, because there were no bulbs;) The new cars spoil soon after leaving the factory, there will be no such cars like the one on the film.
When you refuse to bring your shopping cart back to its intended location FYI, "Cart Narcs" are volunteers who film themselves politely asking people to bring carts back to supermarket parking lots. - Motorist gives the finger and gets instant karma In January 2020 in a street in San Francisco in California (United States), a motorist driving a Toyota Prius leaves a parking space, forcing passage. He cuts the road to another motorist and "thanks" him by giving him a middle finger. But it didn't take long for karma to strike as the driver of the Prius slammed into the car in front.
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- This is the motorhome of 1.7 million dollars Road trips don't get fancier than the Volkner Mobil Performance S -- a $1.7 million RV packed with luxury materials, crystal glassware and all the tech you could want. The cherry on top? It has its own hydraulic parking bay to fit a sports car, because of course it does.
- Woman forgets the parking brake and smashes the garage door In Chandler, Arizona, a woman forgot to put the car's handbrake on.
- Cars Sliding Down Icy Hill Over the course of 3 hours, I was able to film a ton of cars that weren't able to make it up a hill in our neighborhood. I sped it up and put to "Yakety Sax" by Boots Randolph which makes it much more entertaining.
- Mercedes AMG Attempts to Run Over Cop in Times Square Occurred on January 13, 2018 / Manhattan, New York, USA "On Friday or Saturday nights when I have time, I post up in Times Square to film the nice cars that pass through for my Instagram stories while I longboard. So I saw some nice cars passing by and I jumped out of Starbucks for the 4th time and skated after them. I went up ahead to get some nice footage which is when a random Mercedes came out of nowhere and started a rolling burnout. I turned my camera on him and that's the video footage started. Afterwards, I followed the police, but they couldn't stop the car as he drifted down 42nd and got away."
- A car draws two hearts on the snow Occurred on December 12, 2017 / Newton, New Jersey, USA "Security camera footage was taken from my camera facing the parking lot. A lot of cars use this lot to make u-turns. And so it would happen, one particular night, while the winter powder was fresh with dreams of holiday delight, an unexpected visitor left two heart-shaped tire tracks."
- Impatient Dog Honks Horn for Owner’s Attention Occurred on: November 18, 2017 / Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada "My husband was leaving the pool and heard a really loud and continuous car horn coming from the parking lot. At first he though there was a person sitting in the front seat of the car leaning on the horn, but as he got closer he realized it was a dog. He started filming and as he got closer he could see the dog's paw pushing on the horn. He stopped filming and tried to distract the dog to get him to take his paw off the horn, which the dog eventually did."
- XFINITY Drive-Out Cinema XFINITY recently surprised a couple customers who are Fast & Furious super fans by taking them on the ride of their lives, and straight “into a scene” from the latest installment of the franchise, The Fate of the Furious. Watch them as they go on a furious ride complete with the same cars from the movie, explosive stunts and the same high-speed chase as seen in the latest film between Dominic (Vin Diesel) and Letty (Michelle Rodriguez). Directed by Jeff Tremaine (Jackass and Bad Grandpa) and featuring Stunt Coordinator Oakley Lehman (Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Iron Man), Stunt Driver Ken Gushi (Motorclub, Pure Drifting), Picture Car Coordinator Dennis McCarthy (Batman Begins, La La Land) and Special Events Coordinator Jim Schwalm (Ted 2, Transformers). The entire experience was shot live in one take. The crew rehearsed for days to ensure the two fans really had no idea what was coming.
- Bodycam Footage Of Police Fatally Shooting Man With His Own Gun Roy City Police released video of a deadly exchange between two Roy City police officers and a trespassing suspect at a gas station in February. Two unidentified officers were in a fight with Nicolas Sanchez, 39, in the parking lot of the Texaco Station at 4395 South 1900 West when several shots were fired and Sanchez was hit. One of the officers who shot Sanchez did so with a gun that he had grabbed from Sanchez seconds earlier. Attorney Heather White was hired by Roy City to explain the video prior to releasing it to the media. White said the officer who shot Sanchez with his own gun thought Sanchez may have had a second firearm and decided to use the suspect's own weapon against him after his partner had already fired shots at Sanchez. “Fearing Sanchez may have another weapon, and hearing shots fired, the first officer shot Sanchez with the gun he had wrestled from Sanchez. When the first officer saw Sanchez was not moving, he dropped Sanchez’ gun and drew his gun from his holster,” White said. The two officers were initially dispatched to the Texaco station on February 21 at approximately 10 p.m. after a clerk reported a man was trespassing and acting suspiciously in the store. The video shows the officers arrive at the store and contact Sanchez, who was reportedly loitering, and had left his car running in the parking lot. Video shows the officers approach Sanchez at the door of the store and ask him to come over to their cruisers and speak to them. Sanchez asked the officers repeatedly why they want to talk to him. He then lifts his sweatshirt, at which point an officer stated, "You got a gun on you, do not move." Sanchez then backed away from the officers, swinging his right hand back and forth and moving his left hand toward his waistband where the gun was located, according to police. Sanchez then turned and ran away from the officers. The video shows the first officer run after Sanchez and a struggle ensues, at which point, the second officer, who is standing back, sees Sanchez's hands go to his waistband. The second officer felt that his partner's life was in "imminent danger," and he began firing at Sanchez, according to White. That's when the first officer stripped Sanchez of his gun, feared the suspect may have another weapon, and shot Sanchez with his own gun, White says. Body camera footage released Friday shows the altercation from the perspective of both officers. The entire encounter lasted approximately one minute, but the time between when the officers first saw Sanchez had a gun to the last shot fired is only twelve seconds. "Sanchez's reckless actions in those split seconds dictated the actions the officers took that day. The officers did what they are trained to do and what we expect them to do: protect themselves and others against violent and irrational behavior," White said. "Because of their actions, no one but Sanchez was injured that night." The two officers are on paid administrative leave, pending an investigation from the Weber County Attorney's Office.
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- Taxi driver steals Iphone caught on camera! On saturday night i took a cab home with a friend. as she is exiting the cab i click onto my app 'snapchat' and filmed her exit thinking it was funny... little to know i recorded him stealing her cell phone as her back was turned to him as she was getting out of the car. watch the beginning of the film and see how he doesn't think twice and finally waves to the camera. police were called and he was charge with thief. i want people to realize that anything can happen even if the driver was a flirty talker. the phone was turned off immediately once we noticed it was gone. if we didn't have this video we wouldn't have got the phone back. this could have been wallet with money or an intoxication girl by themselves. spread the word: dont trust your cab driver. always double check the cab.