PORTLAND -- An Oregon man was arrested after police found two of his children traveling in the trunk of the car for a family vacation, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Office. Police pulled over the driver, Douglas Willy, on Saturday after receiving a tip from a person who saw them at a gas station. Police confirmed that there were two children, ages 12 and 13, traveling in the trunk of the vehicle. Willy, his fiancée and their four children were taking a trip to Seaside, but the automobile they were driving did not fit all six passengers. So, according to police, Willy put two of the children in the trunk to avoid taking a second vehicle. The children rode in the trunk for about 20 miles, police said. Willy was arrested and charged with two counts of reckless endangerment. His fiancée took the four children home after they were safely placed in the car with seat belts. A call to the Willy residence was not immediately returned. Police said Willy has since been released without bail.
Posted by: Cinderella
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Posted by: justanotherparatrooper
I swear there should be some kind of test that you have to pass before your allowed to reproduce!
Posted by: LTJMC
what a sick man
Posted by: RCPD33
What an ass clown!
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