Posted on 07/19/2026 1:44:55 AM PDT by fella
An alleged illegal alien drunk driver crashed into DOJ Pardon Attorney Ed Martin on Friday night.
According to Ed Martin, two drunk Hispanic non-Americans were in the vehicle at the time of the crash, and they both fled on foot.
The car was registered to an unknown person.
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WTH???
I suspect it means the car was stolen and the person it’s registered to has no connection to the two drunk illegals.
I also watch Pepe’s Towing out of Los Angeles.
Rick Murphy, Matt’s Off Toad, Casey Ladelle., Sand Tow.
I’ve actually use my you tube recovery skills to yank a guy out of a deep sand rut.
Check out All-Terrain Rescue on YT. He’s a Canadian who can do anything with nothing.
I saw him pull a car off a frozen lake using a snowmobile.
The only reasoning I can come up with is that the vehicle was registered to some nefarious LLC. Or stolen.
Checkout bonehead trucker for more on theses”no name given” idiots and the trail of bodies they unfortunately leave behind
“Hispanic non-Americans.”
WTH? Call them illegal aliens!
I was wondering that too—and I thought they fled the scene.
Which states could that be? I did not know some states don’t require id to register a vehicle.
This is why ICE needs the authority to do traffic stops on these illegal alien feces piles illegally driving around on our roads, sidewalks and parking lots. They shouldn’t even have driver’s licenses. Lock the SOBs up!!!
lol
In 2023, 900 cars were stolen in Washington, DC.
I love Murphy’s Diesel! Wrecker Rick has some chops. His kids are a lot of fun. Great show
No Name Given is the term used and what is turning up on licenses.
Ditto!! I thought I’d rely with the very same thought. You beat me to it.
If it’s registered….the person is known. That is unless DMV recognizes fence posts nowadays.
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