This Guy Crashed While Livestreaming Himself At 116mph
A 20-year-old man from Pawtucket almost killed himself after a livestreamed high-speed drive ended in a brutal crash
As if weaving in and out of traffic at speeds of up to 116mph wasn’t bad enough, 20-year-old Onasi Olio-Rojas thought it’d be a great idea to livestream his reckless antics on Facebook. Unsurprisingly, it didn’t end well, with the young Pawtucket resident slamming into the back of a dump truck during at around 11:30 on Wednesday.
He was said by witnesses to be driving his Honda Civic erratically, before spinning and hitting the lorry on Dean Street in Providence.
His condition was initially said to be ‘critical’, however he has since been upgraded to ‘fair’. Hopefully he’ll make a full recovery, and learn from his mistakes…
Sources: Providence Journal, Turnto10
Comments
Lol my dad was going that fast when we toying with the Civic…
I could care less about what happened cause that song LIT 🔥🔥🔥
“Hopefully he’ll make a full recovery”
Yeah no.
He wasnt even going that fast, all he had to do was to be more careful and concentrate on the car because there was nothing that warrants an accident there
ricer crash!!!!!!!! dumb ricers….thinks he is fast and furious….more like dumb and delirious
What he was thinking: “all the b*tches are gonna want to hop on this d after watching how much of a bad boy I am.”
Dumbass.
Probably the cars top speed anyways
He deserves no sympathy. I can’t think of a dumber thing to have done before an accident than what he did
He could’ve easily killed other people while swerving through busy traffic. This kid should be revoked of his licence forever and be forced to take public transportation between working at McDonald’s and living at his parent’s house for the rest of his life. I wouldn’t have cared to be honest if he died in that wreck because its one less kid on the road that thought he was invincible and above the law. Drive safe so people can go home to see their families at night.
Another Civic gone.
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