LMAO! Ken has no shame.
This story had me laughing so hard my sides hurt.
A man has been arrested after police spotted him driving what appears to be a Power Wheels Barbie Jeep Wrangler in morning rush hour traffic. According to a report by the Prince George Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the man was intoxicated and had a suspended license.
The incident took place on Friday, September 5, according to authorities, at around 9 a.m. Police officers in Prince George, British Columbia say spotted the man driving a toy car down Fifteenth Avenue near Nicholson Street, in the midst of the traffic-heavy morning rush; this, obviously, presenting a danger, the police stopped the driver.
During the stop, authorities said that police saw signs the man in the toy car might be impaired; he was asked to perform two breath tests, and they both reportedly resulted in showing he was over the legal limit. Police also discovered that the man had a suspended license, according to authorities.
The man was arrested, and charged with prohibited driving. He was issued a 90-day driving ban and has a court date scheduled for December.
The Power Wheels Barbie Jeep Wrangler is designed for children from 3–7 years old and a maximum weight of 130 pounds; based on the image released by the PGRCMP, it seems safe to assume the man caught driving this on the road exceeds both those parameters. The toy Jeep also has a top speed of just five miles per hour. Now, rush hour traffic can bring cars to a standstill, but even in the worst gridlock … a vehicle is going to need to exceed five miles per hour.
Meet Kasper Lincoln, the driver:
Notice the t-shirt.
You gotta give him props for effort.