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Old 14-05-2006, 01:45 PM   #1
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Default 19 y.o loses control and hits a house.

Just heard on the news that a 19 y.o guy has been charged with a string of diving offences after losing control of his car and going through a brick wall and into someones bedroom knocking the owner of the house out of bed. To make things worse he had a 1 y.o child in the car sitting unrestrained on it's mother's lap in the front passenger seat. No one was seriously injured thank god. He was driving a VR/S commodore.

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