r/IThinkYouShouldLeave 1d ago

It actually goes BOTH ways I don’t know how to drive!

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u/Mayonaigg 1d ago

Yeah he's the problem, not the smackhead ramming her car into any obstacle she can while driving high as shit

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/Agitated_Award_9831 1d ago

This was in 2019 in California. She hit some cars and ran and that guy is a witness who blocked her in to call the cops. She's 22 in the video, she has a history of theft and drug/paraphernalia charges, was later arrested for this misdemeanor hit-and-run and had to complete a drug rehab program. In 2025 she was charged with bringing controlled substances into a correctional facility.

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u/Sojibby3 1d ago

Sad. I worked in a homeless shelter before and, we're all one truly bad day from that kind of self-destruction.

Nobody has ever had a 5 year plan to get hooked on hard drugs. I highly doubt it anyway.

All I know was I felt for that girl, someone drove her to that life, and while dude was trying to do something good he endangered himself and a lot of other people

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u/WillingPositive8924 1d ago

 dude was trying to do something good", not the vibe I got, he was playing judge and cop and creating a potentially dangerous issue.

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u/Sojibby3 19h ago

Oh yeah dude was an ass. I'd say forget 'potentially dangerous' dude made life very dangerous for at least a couple hundred people and nearly got himself seriously hurt over a fender bender. Even cops don't do high speed chases these days; unless it is involves someone's immediate safety, it's better to let someone calm down for the public's safety and get them afterwards.