DurteDom, the developer of content material materials, alleges in a TikTok post that he was the guy behind a botched Tesla stunt. The Los Angeles Police Department has set aside a $1,000 reward for information leading to the automotive’s driving force.
At 12:10 a.m. on March 20, the driver of a black 2018 Tesla S-BLM pulled a stunt that ended in a tragic crash. The act was captured on video and shared on social media by many attendees at the Tesla meet-up.
DurteDom’s video saying it was him has received 10.9 million views on YouTube. Let’s learn more about the Tesla soar video and what Dom’s followers think about his claims.
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LA Tesla soar goes viral
The collision occurred at the intersection of Baxter and Alvarado streets in the Echo Park neighbourhood of Los Angeles, California.
The Tesla is seen speeding down one of Los Angeles’ steepest streets, according to a video shared by the LAPD’s Central Division. The driver approaches the slope at a high rate before exploding into the air, getting some extreme air, and then crashing into two parked cars and bins.
With the exception of the Mannequin S, which had deployed its airbags, no one was injured. The driver got out of the Tesla, which was supposedly a rental vehicle.
The Los Angeles Police Department is offering a reward of $1,000 to anyone who can provide a lead and determine the motive. The incentive will most likely come from the Belief Fund for the Hit and Run Reward Program, which was established in 2015.
DurteDom claims viral Tesla soar video was him
Dom takes control of the Tesla soar in a video published on TikTok, claiming, “I just wrecked my new Tesla.” A driver can also be seen in the video eating hemp candy from Gassy LA. “We are not endorsing this behaviour,” the mannequin said in response to the footage. “You will see our lawyers, Dom.”
Additionally, current DurteDom is seen laughing on the news after the collision, with the caption: “see mum, I’m famous.” “I don’t even remember what happened last night,” the influencer added in another TikTok to his 2.7 million fans.
The Tesla stunt was an attempt to replicate a 2020 video by YouTuber David Dobrik, according to social media prospects. Many have labelled DurteDom a “clout chaser” for claiming ownership of the Tesla video.
Twitter has reacted to the Tesla crash
A shopper claims her brother’s car was hit by the Tesla, according to a tweet from @michybelle. Jordan Hook set up a GoFundMe page to describe the damage to his car and to raise $20,000 to repair it.
