Driver doing donuts crashes through Sacramento homeowner's fence
Everyone likes donuts, right? Well, not when they're dangerous. A Sacramento man, Chris Georgiou, claims his fence was damaged by a driver doing donuts causing it to collapse. The incident occurred near the Arden Fair Mall and occurred after 11:00 p.m. on Tuesday. Georgioy found his fence completely collapsed and tire tracks still visible where the driver lost control and crashed through his fence. This is not the first time this has occurred in Sacramento, with video capturing drivers doing the same in Land Park and Fair Oaks. Police have not responded to the homeowner's request for assistance.
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Sacramento man says his fence was damaged by driver doing donuts
Sacramento man says his fence was damaged by driver doing donuts
Sacramento man says his fence was damaged by driver doing donuts
SACRAMENTO -- Everyone likes donuts, right? Well, not when they're dangerous. In this case, the donuts involve spinning drivers losing control and crashing into people's property.
It happened to one Sacramento family Tuesday night near the Arden Fair Mall at Bowling Green Drive and Ray Street.
"I heard some car tires screeching and next thing you know, they were gone," said neighbor Chris Georgiou.
Georgiou says it was after 11:00 p.m. Tuesday when he rushed outside from his living room to find a costly mess waiting for him.
"I came outside and my fence was completely collapsed," Georgiou said. "It's very frustrating."
Tire tracks in the grass still show where the spinning driver lost control and found themself right through Georgiou's fence. He says cars have left tracks there before after doing donuts at his intersection, but this is the worst damage he's seen.
"It's not new. It happens pretty often right here. I don't know why we don't do anything about it," Georgiou said.
It's not new in other parts of Sacramento County, either. Video has captured drivers doing the same in Land Park and Fair Oaks recently, among other areas.
"As a homeowner, you feel like you have no rights and no help," Georgiou said.
"In the police report, they said, 'Thank you for reporting this. We won't be sending someone out at this time,' " Georgiou said.
He feels he's on his own.
"I'm a car guy, but at the same time, I don't think we should be out in our cars destroying property either, right?" he said.
Georgiou hopes what is a headache now doesn't end next time with someone hurt.