A Five-Year-Old Was Stopped By Police On His Way To 'Buy A Lamborghini'

A boy in Utah decided to take his parent's SUV on a car-buying road trip to California following an argument
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When I was five, my interests mostly revolved around watching cartoons and leaving Lego bricks in dangerous places. Sometimes at the same time. A five-year-old in Utah, however, had his sights set higher. He wanted his folks to buy him a Lamborghini, and his mother saying ‘no’ wasn’t going to stop him.

With a whole $3 in his pocket, the kid made off with his parent’s SUV on an apparent trip to California - 800 miles away - to make his purchase. We’d like to think he had an Aventador SVJ in mind.

He made it from 17th and Lincoln in Ogden to the 25th Street off-ramp of the I-15 - about two miles - before the law brought his road trip to an end. Utah Highway Patrol officers pulled over the vehicle, which was weaving from side to side and travelling between 15 and 30mph, initially thinking they were looking at a drunk driver.

When Trooper Rick Morgan opened the door, he realised this wasn’t going to be any normal stop. “He was sitting on the front edge of the seat so that he could reach the brake pedal to keep the car stopped while I was standing there,” Morgan said to KSL-TV.

NOW: UHP investigates after I-15 stop of 5-year-old who was "on his way to California to buy a Lamborghini."

NOW: UHP investigates after I-15 stop of 5-year-old who was "on his way to California to buy a Lamborghini.MORE: https://kutv.com/news/local/5-year-old-stopped-for-impaired-driving-in-ogden-after-mom-wouldnt-by-him-lamborghini

Posted by KUTV 2News on Monday, May 4, 2020

Morgan had to help the diminutive driver get the vehicle into park, preventing any further drama. The parents were contacted, who came to the scene to collect the boy. He initially told Morgan he was travelling to his sister’s house, later explaining to another trooper he was going to buy a Lamborghini upon arrival.

The local prosecutor will be deciding whether or not to charge the boy’s parents, who’d left him in the care of a sibling while out of the house.

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Comments

MrFusion

Manual transmission would have foiled this little bugger. That, and/or a cheeky Disklok.

05/06/2020 - 10:06 |
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05/06/2020 - 10:58 |
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In reply to by MrFusion

Oh this triggered so many good memories of CT, you have made my day

05/07/2020 - 11:55 |
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Freddie Skeates

Got to respect the grind, this kid going places. Mostly youth detention, but y’know.

05/06/2020 - 11:03 |
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Anonymous

Surprised he didn’t kill anyone.
recently there were some of 13yr olds that stole a rental car and managed to kill a college student on a motorbike here where i live.
Shit could have gone seriously wrong real quick smh

05/06/2020 - 11:15 |
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Ray Sloan

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

Well he doesn’t have enough hormones to be truly dangerous yet. 13 -23 is the worst demographic of people on the planet.

05/06/2020 - 19:41 |
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Kyubi22B

if the parents had gotten the kid test drive unlimited this whole fiasco could’ve been avoided.

05/06/2020 - 13:19 |
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05/06/2020 - 19:31 |
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good idea, but I’d rather give the kid a go-kart and have the kid drive around the block

09/10/2020 - 03:44 |
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Anonymous

Lamborghini California should respond, maybe give him a small toy to play with. Kids like this is not easily defeated. So we just tend to their needs

05/06/2020 - 13:38 |
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Ian4bis

This sounds like something I would have done when I was 5

05/06/2020 - 14:29 |
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Andrés Cely Herazo

That kid’s going places… Literally

05/06/2020 - 17:14 |
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Anonymous

Looks like someone’s going to end up on Santa’s naughty list this year in December…

05/06/2020 - 20:09 |
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