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Yesterday in Milwaukee, a stolen KIA rear ended a school bus while dropping off kids… pic.twitter.com/N6xSGV12WI
— Southland Post (@SouthlandPost) May 2, 2023
Cell phone video (above) captured the moment a stolen Kia crashed into the back of a school bus parked in front of a high school in Milwaukee earlier this week.
Local media outlet WISN said two teenage girls had been arrested in connection with the stolen Kia on Monday. The two girls were passengers and were injured while police said the driver was still at large.
Before the Kia hit the school bus, a 15-year-old passenger was hanging out of the car window. Police said the person was knocked unconscious. It is not yet clear what charges the two teenagers will face.
A WTMJ reporter asked an eyewitness, “What’s going through your head as you watch this?”
“Scared. Scared,” said Therese Nelson, a parent who dropped her son off at Morse Middle School around 9 a.m. local time. He first noticed the Kia spinning in the distance and then described the accident:
“I see them turn in my mirror, and the next thing I know they hit the bus, and the passenger was on the ground, and the rest took off.”
Local media did not specify whether the stolen Kia was related to a TikTok challenge. There has been an increase in the theft of Kias and Hyundais in cities across the country. Several cities, including Milwaukee, Seattle, Cleveland, San Diego and St. Louis, are suing Kia and Hyundai for unspecified damages for the carmakers’ production of common anti-theft technology.
However, these thefts occur at a time when progressive government cities are made in the light of criminals. And there is no one else to blame for the demise of liberal cities that have become a hellhole of crime, but of bad policies.
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