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Anuj 07-10-2003 11:32 PM

02/03 Maxima vs. A House....who wins?
 
http://www.wsvn.com/news/articles/local/C22708/

http://www.wsvn.com/images/news_arti...into_house.jpg


TAMARAC -- Late this afternoon, a car went out of control, crashed through street signs and sailed into the wall of a South Florida home.Twenty-four-year-old Todd Harris, was driving home from work when he fell asleep at the wheel.

He was driving his white Nissan Maxima along Hiatus Road when it went out of control, crossed over McNab, smashed road signs, hit an embankment, launched through a fence and plowed into the bedroom of Thomas Neufuss.

Mark Shafer of the Broward Sheriff's Office says, "The gentleman was headed home, he's been fatigued, he's been working a lot of hours and he just briefly fell asleep while he was driving."

Thomas Neufuss was at home with his dog at the time of the accident. He had left the bedroom only minutes before the accident.

Thomas says, "I'm just thankful that I got out of the bedroom."

Thomas's daughter, Linda Angelotti, is also thankful and says that she thought one day something like this might happen.

She says, "The thought just went through my mind, just seeing that house right there with no protection...that he was a target."

Neighbors watched as car was eventually pulled out of the home and towed away.

One neighbor says, "I think it's terrible...they speed here like crazy...they ought to do something."

Neighbor, Jeff Arouesty says, "It's a dangerous area...we've been asking for a wall to be put up by the city and maybe this will give us some response."

The damage to the home has been estimated at $50,000.

Mr. Neufuss won't be staying in his home, he will be staying with a daughter.

Mr. Harris refused transportation to the hospital. Instead he drove himself to University Hospital with a possible broken foot.

Charges are pending.


SteVTEC 07-10-2003 11:39 PM

OMFG! Glad nobody was seriously injured! :eek:

happyricefob 07-10-2003 11:43 PM

nice max in wreckage :sad:

MaximaPower 07-11-2003 09:25 AM


Mr. Harris refused transportation to the hospital. Instead he drove himself to University Hospital with a possible broken foot
???
he just got into an accident from falling asleep...now he wants to drive with a possible broken foot? :confused:

luckily no one's seriously hurt

bigdo26 07-11-2003 09:41 AM

smart guy - crash thru a house, then insist on driving to the hospital... so how did he drive there? was the car not totaled? weird

MacAlert 07-11-2003 09:46 AM


Originally posted by bigdo26
so how did he drive there? was the car not totaled? weird
My question exactly.

95emeraldgxe 07-12-2003 06:06 AM

whoa that sucks! drive to the hospital in a car thats half inside a house, hehe probably a typo

Kevlo911 07-12-2003 06:39 AM

skrillz :D
good thing everyone is ok...

NT2SHBBY 07-12-2003 06:59 AM


Originally posted by bigdo26
so how did he drive there? was the car not totaled? weird
maybe he asked the owner of the house to borrow his car.... :gotme:

Quicksilver 07-12-2003 08:54 AM


Originally posted by NT2SHBBY


maybe he asked the owner of the house to borrow his car.... :gotme:

Fuk that...he can walk his broken a$$ to the hospital before borrowing my car...

NT2SHBBY 07-12-2003 08:57 AM


Originally posted by Quicksilver


Fuk that...he can walk his broken a$$ to the hospital before borrowing my car...

I woulda broken his other leg he did that sh!t to my house...

Mike S. 07-12-2003 09:15 AM


Originally posted by NT2SHBBY


I woulda broken his other leg he did that sh!t to my house...

Why? A house can't be fixed? :confused:

I probably would drive myself to the hospital too. The ambulance ride alone is worth a couple car payments!:p
Maybe he didn't have health insurance, I know if I didn't I'd be thinking *cheaper is better*.

Mike S.

kingrukus 07-12-2003 09:58 AM


Originally posted by Mike S.


Why? A house can't be fixed? :confused:

I probably would drive myself to the hospital too. The ambulance ride alone is worth a couple car payments!:p
Maybe he didn't have health insurance, I know if I didn't I'd be thinking *cheaper is better*.

Mike S.

Yay...finally a smart comment.

ms.thicknes 07-12-2003 11:07 AM

Re: 02/03 Maxima vs. A House....who wins?
 
the same thing happened to my aunt's house a few months ago

but in this case the guy was totally drunk, drove through the front door, backed out and then drove home


he ran over the couch that she had been siting on just moments before he drove through the wall!!!

slickrick 07-12-2003 03:12 PM

:laugh: figures it happened in sofl.

Hobert 07-12-2003 04:42 PM


Originally posted by slickrick
:laugh: figures it happened in sofl.
No doubt. As soon as I noticed the link was WSVN I started craking up.

Poor guy though. It would suck to wake up with your nice Max in the side of a house.

nadir_s 07-12-2003 05:32 PM

so would the guy who drove into the house have his car insurance pay for the 50k damages or what? How does that work?

orgasmicNYC 07-12-2003 05:40 PM


Originally posted by nadir_s
so would the guy who drove into the house have his car insurance pay for the 50k damages or what? How does that work?
I think they over estimated the damage.

02VQ35 07-13-2003 12:43 AM

Imagine the paint chips. OMG. My question is, how did he hit the house so high. Almost, like he launched the car. Good that he had no serious injuries. That poor poor max. Chris

BigJuice 07-13-2003 01:08 AM

Hell yeah the OVERESTIMATED the damages...that Dam house is probably worth 50K brand new so I don't know where the hell they got those estimates from.

If its was here in Seattle then I could probably see that much in damages cause the house would probably worth around 200k depending on the locatation.

iansw 07-13-2003 03:36 AM

yeah "locatation" here in Seattle is important - $640k for my friend's 2000 sq ft house.

Anyway - Maybe the guy REALLY found out the house owner worked for the Altezza factory or something and gave him a piece of his mind.

:lol:

arlan 07-14-2003 01:32 AM

WoW

Slickismax 07-14-2003 07:32 AM

Maybe the guy thought that this was the new monster house and wanted to put in a new window?


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