Maj Toure
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A Robotaxi Did WHAT to These Drunk Teens?!
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July 9, 2026
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Waymo Catches Teens Drinking & Shooting Water Bead Guns in Driverless Car | San Mateo Police Called. Two 15-year-olds took a wild Waymo joyride in San Mateo, California, drinking alcohol inside the autonomous vehicle and shooting Orbeez water bead guns out the windows. Waymo's interior cameras spotted the underage drinking and toy gun activity, remotely stopped the self-driving car, and alerted police for the detention. This viral incident shows how robotaxis monitor passengers and enforce rules against minors riding alone and alcohol use. Police responded with a high-risk stop, concerned the water bead guns could be mistaken for real firearms. Learn what happened with the Orbeez blasters, Waymo's strict policies, and the broader implications for driverless cars turning in unruly riders.Related searches: Waymo teens drinking, Waymo police San Mateo, driverless car Orbeez, autonomous vehicle incident, Waymo busted teenagers, robotaxi snitching. Like, comment, and subscribe for more autonomous vehicle news, tech fails, and Bay Area stories!#Waymo #WaymoTeens #DriverlessCar #SanMateoPolice #Robotaxi #Orbeez #AutonomousVehicle #BayAreaNews #SelfDrivingCar #ViralIncident
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