Man Gives Wild Reason for Driving Cybertruck Into Lake
May 28, 2026
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21:31Now PlayingMan Gives Wild Reason for Driving Cybertruck Into Lake
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as posted by the channelA Texas man allegedly drove his Tesla Cybertruck straight into Grapevine Lake with passengers inside, claiming he was trying to test the vehicle’s “Wade Mode” feature. Police say 70-year-old Jimmy Jack McDaniel intentionally sent the truck into the water, triggering a massive rescue response as crews worried about submerged batteries, safety violations, and possible environmental hazards. What started as a bizarre stunt ended with McDaniel arrested on multiple misdemeanor charges and banned from returning to the lake. Law&Crime’s Elizabeth Millner goes Inside the Crime.
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