I thought leaving the scene was a felony. Maybe it depends on the state.

 

...wow...destruction maximus...

 

Oh! poor GT3 RS!

 

Jcay, You mention turning this into a cube, the state does that when convicted of racing correct?

 

i am curious as well. how could a state prove this? is it just for racing?

 

F'n idiots
Im a part time Venice resident. WTF?? There aren't any streets you can get out of 1st gear on.
Drunk neighborhood racing, DOUCHE and your lucky no one kicked your a$$

 

I believe so.

Cause everyone saw him? Yes, just for racing.

 

so is the black ferrari getting cubed as well? afterall he is the same tool status he just didn't lose control

 

Not gonna lie, that would really piss me off.
Think of all the ricer hondas out there racing every day.
THEY should be cubed.
They can impound and re-sell Ferrari's...

 

Hope they get the guys, sell the car/s, and donate the money to a worthy cause.

This eye-witness explanation of what happened. It too was on a forum on the Yo Venice site:

Member chelseabluesvenice states..."I had the unfortunate good/bad fortune of having just parked my car on Cabrillo where Market ends on Friday around 7pm. *I looked up at the sound of a loud engine and screeching tires to see the Black Ferrari (with no plates, front or back, and some kind of nitro injection system) "drifting" the turn from Riviera Southbound onto Market Eastbound. *I initially thought there was maybe some kind of film shoot, and was surprised a stunt driver would be allowed to drive like that without the street being cleared. * I'd never had the pleasure of watching a vehicle with that much horsepower bearing down directly at me from the distance of 50 Yards. *Not one of my favorite experiences. *I then saw the White Porsche come screaming around the Riviera/ Market corner hot on the Ferrari's heels, lose control, and smash the two parked cars on the north side. *Ferrari slowed down more and then spun around the corner heading south on Cabrillo, eventually making a full loop to drive past the wrecked Porsche, possibly checking on his buddy. *As Ferrari came past me a second time, once again heading south on Cabrillo, on his phone, a few of us shouted at him to stop and tried to get a better look at his rear plates. *But he had a tinted cover over where the plates should have been, and there was no Rear Plate visible in any case. *He then gave us a derisive, haha look and punched the nitro to speed off South on Cabrillo toward Venice at around 50- 60 MPH. *
These two douchebags could easily have killed 4-5 people on this stretch of Market St if they had been 30 seconds earlier or later. *Folks walking their dogs, the owner of one of the parked cars, kids on bikes, *people crossing the street coming from the beach: all were in or near the intersection just before. *I have to say we're damn lucky to have avoided some kind of tragedy.
Now, you'd think Douchebag Porsche driver would also have been thanking his lucky stars for being so lucky as to avoid killing himself or others. *But no, he spent all his time on the phone, shadily, constantly walking away from any groups of bystanders. *He kept trying to hassle the tow truck driver into loading his car, until many of us stopped the driver and asked him to wait for the Police. *5-6 of us called the Pacific Division front desk/ 911 and were constantly reassured that a Police Car was on the way. *Meanwhile the Tow Truck driver was being told by his bosses that AAA was telling them the Police were not going to come at all. *Something about there being no injuries. *It was unclear whether Porsche Douche was under the influence, though he bristled and got incensed that anyone would suggest as much. *Porsche Douche never apologized, nor did he express regret, or acknowledge that he F*cked up. *Porsche Douche look me in the eyes and tried to claim he was not racing the Ferrari, didn't know Ferrari Douche, tried to blame the crash on it being a new car and the torque system was touchy, and blah blah. *I'd like to post a photo of him, so if he shows up again he can be put in the stockades or have cruel and unusual punishment reinstated just for him. *But I guess I have to trust Karma will pay his entitled ass a visit somewhere down the line.
I'll also say I am generally happy with the LAPD response in Venice recently, but this was incredibly frustrating to wait 1 1/2 hours for a car to show up AFTER the Porsche has already been towed away and the driver had snuck off into the night. *Porsche Douche was so shady and keen to get out of there before any cops showed up that it certainly churns up conspiracy/ underhanded theories in one's mind. *Porsche Douche is trying to paint this accident as a simple single car mistake, when it is about as far from that as possible, and I hope the Police and Insurance Companies end up with the Truth rather than Porch Douche's version.
Also, a special award for a shocking lack of class and general idiocy goes to Douchey Neon Green Motorcycle guy, who walked around expressing sympathy for Porsche Douche ("oh, you've obviously never raced before, accidents happen") without having seen any of the accident or knowing that this was a drag race accident, not a single car "accident". *Neon Crotch Rocket Guy, if you live here, please leave and move back to the Valley where you belong.
Lots of witnesses took photos, so if yours was one of the parked, damaged vehicles, speak up here and ask for as much documentation as possible, people got photos of the dual skid marks from the successful Ferrari turn and huge Fail Porsche turn, *and someone even chalked the tire spots of the Porsche before it was towed. *
I'm still pissed about this happening in my neighborhood, which is filled with kids and skateboarders and bicyclists and dog walkers and folks on their way to grab a beer on AK. *Any one of my neighbors, or myself, could have been killed because, why exactly? 2 Dickheads can't get enough of "The Fast and Furious" on DVD? *They don't have to time to drive to a proper racetrack? *Don't want to buy an XBOX and play racing games?"