5 Crazy Stories of Kids Driving Cars

♪ (Baby, you can drive my car) ♪ - Literally. - Let's talk about it. ♪ (musical theme) ♪ - Good Morning Míticos. - Thank you for making us part of... - ...your daily routine. - Now, in most states in the United States... ...United States of America, you have to be 16 years old to drive a car. - TRUE. - But there are some

kids

... ...who don't want to wait that long to get behind the wheel. Uh-uh. That need for speed arose. The need for adventure. The need to travel on four moving wheels. So buckle up, people. Today we are going... - ...to share some

stories

. - Under four moving wheels?

I don't think they're under the car. I think they are

driving

the car. - I didn't say under. I never said that. - You did not do it. You didn't say that. Never thought about it. (stuttering) I think things and say them all the time. It matters what I think, and what I think are

stories

about

kids

driving

... ...

cars

that they stole. Let's get into it. Let's start with Latarian Milton. In 2008 he was seven years old. -And he stole his grandmother's Dodge Durango! - Well. - It's a nice car. (laughing) - It's a truck. - And, uh, truck.

And he went for a walk. - (Link and team offscreen laughing) In the process, Latarian knocked down two mailboxes, crashed into two parked

cars

... - Ooh! Oh! Oh! Oh! - ...two moving cars. Two, two, two! He does everything in pairs. And then one of the axles almost broke and... - ...the wheels. And the local news... - Wow! ...an affiliate reported on this, interviewed Latarian... - I think I've seen this. -...and his grandmother. And, as you can imagine, it went viral, with more than 11,000,000 views. - Oh yeah. - We have a part of that video that... ...we're going to watch right now.

This is Latarian, speaking for himself about...-...what he did. - I took my grandmother's car because... ...I got angry with my mom. And then I made my friend come in and he smoked... - ...with cigarettes. - (Rhett) With cigarettes. I looked at the counter. My keys were missing. - (Link) That's the mom. - I pulled... I pulled... - I pulled... um... thing. - (Rhett) This is how you start a car... - ...Link. You pull the thing. - He drives fast too! - (laughing) - Driving through a parking lot. It's fun to do bad things. You get into a car. - (Rhett) Yes. - (interviewer) Did you know that... - ...maybe you could kill someone? - Yes, but I wanted to do... - ...silly things with my friend. - Oh, well, that makes it good! - Hoodrat stuff... - That's justified!

The Hoodrat stuff is pretty violent. Look at that car. Good grace! -...his ass right now. - (interviewer) Don't you think... ...you should be punished for all this? - Only a little. No video games... - ...for an entire weekend. - (laughing) I love the fact... - "Just a little bit." - ...who simply gives himself the... ...punishment. He says, "I figured this out. I did it because it was... ...fun. And you know what? No video games for a whole weekend!" But what I learned from this is me and you guys should do more... ...idiot things together. - We should.

We should. - You know, we are friends. - In someone else's Durango... - ...maybe. - You have a grandmother, right? What... - ...does she drive? - Uh, she's driving, and Grand... - ...Marquis. - Oh, let's steal that sucker. - Yes, Grand Marquis asshole. - Joy ride. I mean, the only thing that... ...could happen is that you get accused of Latarian car theft. But he was not prosecuted. Because he was only seven years old. He is now a teenager and has been quoted as saying: "Doing evil is bad, but by doing good I can...-...succeed." - Well ok.

That's right, Latarian. Doing wrong is bad. Doing good is good. I'm glad he reformed. Now, in Norway the main driving age is 18... - ...not 10. So I'll start with that. -Hmm. - Well. -But a Norwegian boy who will remain... ...anonymous, in 2014, really wanted to visit his grandparents. - Oh yeah. - So he drove himself. And his... ...his grandparents lived 37 miles away, but that didn't deter him. - I can't walk there. -While his parents were sleeping... ...he took the car keys and started driving. But first he got his sister...-... to travel with him...-Oh. -...that he was 18 months old. - (laughing) God!

Yeah! I mean, if I'm going to see grandma and dad, you have to come too. - They'll want to see you, little sister! -She's going to be angry! He traveled seven miles before veering off the road into a snowbank. - That is incredible. - A snowplow driver runs into the... ...car, approaches the car and sees him in the driver's seat. And this is what he said. He said that he was a midget and that he had forgotten about his license. That's what he told the boy. The best excuse of all! - He needs a medal. - "I'm a dwarf, but I don't have my... - ...license, so I can't prove it." - This boy will be the president of... - The police spoke with the parents... - ...Norway. ...who were quoted as saying, "I'm pretty sure they'll pay a lot of attention... ...to their kids and their car keys in the future." But the police didn't tell the boy's aunt that, because a week later, he took her aunt's car for a 25-mile drive. - This dwarf is amazing. - (laughs) Yes, the police said there were no injuries, no damage, and no charges were filed. -Uh, maybe he's a dwarf. - Good on you.

Now, when we do our... ...asshole things, we won't be able to use the dwarves excuse. - I can't get my way. - No, You can not. Well, in 2009, in Northumberland, Virginia, there was a 6-year-old boy who missed the school bus. So he did what any normal kid would do and drove to school. - Dedicated young man! - Dad was already at work. Mom was still asleep. Then he takes the keys to the Ford Taurus. - MMM. - Another car: I really like how... ...that thing looks. It is very bulbous. It was very bulbous. - Well, it looks like a bull. - It was the first car with bulbs when... - ...did it become bulbous, like in '94? - With horns on the front?

He drove 10 miles to his school. He was weaving in and out of oncoming traffic, which attracted the attention of police. An officer, who was first on the scene and was driving alongside him, said: "The child was not tall and was possibly standing while driving." - (laughing) - Another thing I'd love to do... - Put the seat all the way back. - ...and I'll never have the chance... - ...to do it. - It's like the driver of a delivery truck. - Maybe in a convertible I could do that. - (laughing) Okay. Anyway, he eventually loses control, crashes into an embankment, and crashes into a pole.

The Taurus is almost totaled. The police approach the boy to see if he is okay. He walks away and they say, "Where are you going?" He says, "My school is right there. I'm late." - (laughing) Good for him, man. -And the good news is that he arrived... ...at school. Bad news: his parents were arrested and charged with a felony...-child endangerment. That?! - Oh! Why do you have to blame the parents for this? It all depended on the child! Well I do not know. I'll stay out of that. But I'm going... to Utah. Preston Scarborough... - Go, Link.

Go there. ...he was seven years old, which is not the driving age in Utah, as I understand it. One Sunday morning in 2009, Preston decides that he doesn't want to go to church. - Well. He's fine. - And he said, "Well, if my family... - ...doesn't have a car... - They can't go... and I'm in the cat that they don't have, then I don't have to go to church." . Brilliant plan. Then he stole his parents' Dodge Intrepid. Your parents had... - ...one of those. Did you ever sell it? - Oh, man, another one. Yes, I drove it my senior year of high school. - Uh, yeah, it was... - I looked good in that thing.

Uh, dispatchers received reports... - Intrepid: I never knew what that meant. ...reckless driving. A witness said a driver ran a stop sign. I don't think that means he's over it, but it might be, because he's seven. He-he ran the stop sign. - Two officers caught up to him and were... ...chasing the car. They didn't know who was in the car. - Good. It could be anyone. - The car chase went up to 40... - ...miles per hour before the car... - Oh, brother. ...finally stopped. In the child's driveway. - (laughing) Oh, he says, "Okay." - There's dash cam video... ...from the police, so let's watch it.

So here it is. I mean, they go down the street. He is in his lane! And he looks, he's in the driveway. - Alright! - Imagine the policeman seeing this. He says, "Oh, I'm out of here." (laughs) And then the cop says, "What's going on? Let me jog after this kid." Because they had no idea. They had no idea it was a boy who was going to jump there. Wait. When will the father come out? Oh, there is no father. That's him. That's Preston. He ran inside and said, "Dad! The police are outside!" and then he ran and hid in the basement.

The police were impressed with his driving skills. No citations were issued...-....-I am impressed with his driving skills. I don't encourage it, but I'm impressed. Okay, 2015. Cory Mathias. - Well. MMM. - 27 years old. So he's not the one... ...driving in this situation. Because he is 27 years old. But a chicken dinner had just been prepared. But he didn't have barbecue sauce. - Oh! - Nobody wants dry chicken! -And he was drunk too. - Oh! -(offscreen crew laughing)-So, you know, he asked his neighbor to... take him to the local Pit Stop gas station. - Well. -Well, the problem is that his neighbor was...-nine years old. - (everyone on and off screen laughs) "Hey, man.

I need some barbecue sauce." When you need barbecue sauce, you need it. He successfully takes it to the Pit Stop, but ding-ding! The Pit Stop doesn't have barbecue sauce! But he has employees who realized that a nine-year-old boy took him to the Pit Stop. - (laughing) Then they warned him and said, "You better not let him come home." So he beat the Pit Stop employees and drove that car home himself. Drunk, of course. So the Pit Stop employees call the police anyway. The police end up at Cory's door. It turns out that his blood alcohol content was three times the legal limit.

He was charged with child endangerment, operating a vehicle while intoxicated, refusing a chemical breath test, driving under suspension and cooking roast chicken without barbecue sauce. - (laughing) - Nobody wants that! Okay, he should have said that he is a midget driver and that he doesn't have a license. - Good. He would have gotten away with it. - Thank you for liking, commenting, subscribing and sharing this video! - Do you know what time it is! - Hello, I'm Lucas from Germany. - And I'm Graham from Oxford, Mississippi. - We are in Verona, Italy. - (all) And it's time to spin... - ...The Wheel of Mythology!

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Do you have a recommendation? - Well, salmon is perfect. - Uuuuuhhhh... - I do it myself. - Where is the salmon? - And I don't do anything to him. - Where is salmon caught? I don't do anything to the salmon before giving it to you. - Do you have a hamburger? Tenders? - I have a salmon burger. - Do you have fries? - Salmon fries. Have...? Do you have... Do you have... - Salmon. We have salmon. - Do you have sauce? - We have salmon sauce. - Do you have sauce? - Yes. - Yes, I'll take a dip. - It's salmon. - Eh, with tenders. - (exhales) Have you made a decision? - (team offscreen laughing)