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Patrol officer stops 5-year-old boy driving to another state to buy a Lamborghini

Tuesday, May 05, 2020 at 12:14 PM by Tunde Ososanya

- A highway patrol trooper stopped a five-year-old boy that was driving to California to buy a Lamborghini

- The boy only had $3 (N1,953) in his wallet and was driving at 32 mph in a 70 mph zone

- When he was stopped, he was on the verge of tears, sitting on the edge of the seat with both feet on the brake pedal

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A 5-year-old boy was pulled over by a highway patrol trooper in Utah, United States, on Monday, May 4, while driving to California to buy himself a Lamborghini.

He was driving at 32 mph in a 70 mph zone and caught the attention of the highway trooper, who initiated a traffic stop, BuzzFeed News reports.

Legit.ng notes that when the trooper approached the vehicle, he found a small boy on the verge of tears, sitting on the edge of the seat with both feet on the brake pedal.

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The trooper helped the boy turn off the engine and asked him a series of question. The boy told him he was 5-years-old and that he had left home to drive to California because he wanted to buy a Lamborghini.

Utah Highway Patrol tweeted: "He might have been short on the purchase amount, as he only had $3 dollars in his wallet."

Lieutenant Nick Street said: "He was determined to go get a Lamborghini with the money he had in his wallet. Apparently, he didn't realize you can get one in Utah."

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a young Nigerian mother identified as Nkechi Okechukwu narrated how she delivered her baby boy in a cab by herself while she was stuck in traffic in Lagos state.

The lady shared her story on her Instagram page. Okechukwu explained that she started feeling contractions around 6:30am and she had thought that they were just cramps.