By Shawn Henry 
Chaos erupted in a quiet suburb when a swiped Hyundai Santa Fe tore around a bend way too fast, turning a sleepy street into a demolition derby. The whole disastrous scene, caught on camera and later blowing up on Reddit, shows the SUV hurtling into the turn like it’s in some low-budget action flick before fishtailing wildly and plowing straight onto somebody’s grassy front yard.
Crunch. The Hyundai clipped a roadside sign, barely slowing down before slamming into a Ford Explorer parked innocently in the driveway. That force? Enough to send the Explorer lurching into a Nissan Altima next to it, finally ending the Santa Fe’s joyride from hell. Both parked rides got wrecked—trunks crumpled, metal twisted, the works.
Then came the real show. Dazed but desperate, the driver and a pack of passengers bolted like roaches when the lights flip on. One guy, clearly banged up, hobbled awkwardly while the others scrambled. Not fast enough though. According to The BayNet, the homeowner wasn’t having it, snagging the driver and holding him until cops rolled up. Officers later rounded up the rest of the crew—all juveniles, of course.
Sound familiar? It should. Stolen wheels wreaking havoc is practically a trend now. Just weeks ago, some geniuses trashed a custom Ford Super Duty shortly after pinching it.
No word yet on what charges these joyriders will face, but that video? It’s everywhere now, a stark, shaky-cam warning of what happens when idiots think they’re invincible behind the wheel of someone else’s car.