Video: Car nosedives off ferry terminal into water
September 3, 2025
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as posted by the channelPolice in Auckland, New Zealand, say a 73-year-old drunk driver sent her car flying off a ferry terminal on Aug. 20. CCTV footage shows the vehicle crashing through a bike rack before sinking. Bystanders then threw out life preservers to the driver. Crews later pulled the car out of the water and returned it to the owner.
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