A woman’s vehicle rolled into a nearby valley in Pennsylvania on Wednesday night while they were having an intimate time.
The pair had parked their light SUV in Fairmount Park along Kelly Drive, which runs parallel to the Schuylkill River, at around 4:45 am in Philadelphia.
When the person unintentionally kicked the gear shift, the pair were reportedly in a passionate hug in the rear seat. The vehicle started to roll, and before the distracted partners may reply, it slid into the valley, according to NBC 10.
According to media reports, the couple managed to escape harm, but they were also left with shame and automobile damage. Police recovered the child’s 2020 Range Rover from the waters a few hours later, around 9 am.
No charges will be brought against the few, according to Philadelphia officers.
A vehicle rolled back from Kelly Drive in a previous event into the Schuylkill River. Before instantly stopping, the car veered into the ocean. A see, who was fishing at the water’s edge, tried to help but was n’t approach the vehicle due to their boots filling with water. When officers arrived, swimmers searched the vehicle, but they discovered it vacant, with all windows locked and a window opened.
