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Porsche lodged into second story of building after crash
Porsche lodged into second story of building after crash, police say https://www.nj.com/ocean/2019/11/porsche-lodged-into-the-second-story-of-building-after-crash-police-say.html
Police are investigating how a red Porsche ended up on the second floor of a commercial building Sunday morning on Hooper Avenue in Toms River. The vehicle is lodged into the second story of a building that houses four businesses, including a counseling service and a real estate company, Sgt. Vincent Pedalino said. He said the building was unoccupied at the time. The sergeant said he couldn’t release any information on the occupants of the vehicle. The crash, which occurred around 6:30 a.m., is currently under investigation by the Toms River traffic unit as well as members of the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office. Padalino said a crime scene is being established around the building, which is across from the Hooper Avenue Elementary School. He could not release any additional information on the incident. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
"This car really flies!"
"How does it land?" Sad that two people lost their lives. Looks like a Cayman or a Boxster? |
Happened at 6:30 this morning. Not a lot of details yet. A comment on FB mentioned police involvement in the crash which would explain tight lips until more is known.
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That’ll buff out.
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I saw an RX-7 crashed into a second story window of a building adjacent to the interstate once, person got cut up but survived.
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Stuff happens. Death sucks for the survivors but it's hard to get too wound up about a crash fatality when someone is going 100mph on a surface street and they die. I have a friend whose wife was killed w his kids in the car, doing nothing wrong at the time. Now that is tragic. :(
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That's nothing to be proud of, Rusty.
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Happened at 6:30 AM, maybe a little alcohol involved?? Sad ending.
Looks like it landed upside down. |
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Some kids must have left one hell of a skateboard ramp on the curb. This is a head-scratcher. :confused:
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If that building wasn't in the way, they might have been able to monkey-roll that. At least that's how it works in the movies.
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Shiny side down when it landed. I guess with enough speed a curb will launch you pretty well. Sounds like nobody else was hurt, so that is fortunate I guess.
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It looks like there is a small oak tree that has been knocked down. No way that curb was able to launch the car that far, regardless of speed. |
Oh the other hand, wft do I know? If the car was going a legit 150mph, there would some titanic forces going on, and the curb....who knows?
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Google earth the spot, and see if there was a tree there, that the car could have slid, up the trunk.
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That's near me. That is a very busy main road. I'm on it all the time. Thankfully it happened early in the morning on a weekend. The driveway to that building has a little bit of a hill next to it , but it hit past that. It was just the curb. Think the car rode up it and pulled a dukes of hazard into the second floor.
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By the width of the skid marks on the second roadway, I'm going to say that it hit the final curb going 80mph sideways. If the suspension was bouncing just right from the curb it hit a millisecond previously, that could have launched it into outer space. But the building was in the way.
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When I was a school boy two friends, shall we call them Neville and John, were doing drifties and clipped a power pole. Somehow they smashed a hole in the upstairs office wall of Groombridge plumbers. AND walked away fairly much OK. The car they were flying at the time was a Datsun 120SSS. So not completely unheard of.
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here is a view from Google Maps.
Those people were booking fast, and in a slow spin. No ABS braking ? or they were slideways even before the first curb. https://i.imgur.com/Dndwcwo.png |
Accident I investigators are estimating around140.
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They flew off that road into that bldg.??? How the heck did they do that?
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Damn it was in there.
https://thenypost.files.wordpress.co...rip=all&w=1033 |
some details on this accident finally.
The kid had a dash mounted go pro camera which captured the night's events leading up to the accident. There was also video from the previous night of him speeding all over TR and Seaside Heights. Counting down the seconds on the video, and measuring the distance he travelled between two traffic lights, the speed was calculated at 135 mph when he lost control. As he spun out across 4 lanes of road, the car flipped and was going backwards on its roof. It was a convertible with a roll bar. The roll bar was pushed forward and down intruding into the back of the car seats The car then left the roadway, into a drainage ditch, which based on its shape/curvature acted like a ski ramp. The ditch vaulted the car airborne. The car then cleared 75 feet of distance (in the air) before impacting the building at a height of 15 feet up from ground level. A tire from the vehicle was ripped off, prior to impact with the building. That tire was vaulted 200 feet in a northerly direction and into the parking lot of a church which was north of the building he struck. He was rolling with such violence the side view mirrors were found planted firmly into the ground (like a stake) in the ditch. From loss of control to final rest, the vehicle traversed 125+ yards. Everything I just described happened in less than 5 seconds. Just a horrific wreck. A few years ago, he had been stopped by us in a hopped up Mustang doing 108 in a 50. So a propensity to be a risky driver. |
At 135 mph that sweeping curve turned into a hairpin.
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At 135 mph, there's enough raw energy to scale a 10 story building by my estimate.
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Speed does NOT kill, it is the unplanned sudden stop that kills.
The astronauts in the space station are going 17,000 MPH and have no problems. They have to slow down to zero MPH to be back on earth, and it takes a lot or generated heat to slow them back down safely. |
Today (11/15) from the Asbury Park Press;
The driver was not the owner. The owner was in the passenger seat. Bill K |
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https://nypost.com/2019/08/11/horrifying-video-shows-crash-that-killed-cyclist-in-brooklyn/ |
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I had a little Google Earth party before reading your post so I'll post the pics. The first pic is the drainage ditch ramp best I can figure. The other two are from where they hit the curb. I incorrectly assumed only air from that point. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1573859827.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1573859853.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1573859874.jpg |
The inverted car with the sloped hood and trunk probably helped it bounce off instead of digging into the ground.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1573966044.jpg |
Either way he got real good air time, it's pretty impressive flying that far, without wings.
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OTOH, who gives a schit? This is a lot of discussion about a traffic accident, even if it was unusual and involved a Boxster, which is a mass-produced car if there ever was one.
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What kills is pilot error and mechanical failure. When one of those two happen, the initial velocities to deal with increase or decrease the risk of fatality. A far better concept than speed kills, is to exhibit the forces involved when relative velocities terminate. A watermelon and a trebuchet can make a good example. |
you can get killed in a 0.1 mph accident just as guaranteed.
If you get between a ship and another ship, you gonna have a bad day just as well :D nope, speed has nothing to do with it, it's mass that kills ya |
Shouldn't that be force instead? (M * A)
A mosquito near the speed of light will go through anything. |
Probably a suicide. Lots of car crashes are.
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photons and gluons have no mass and go straight through at the speed of light, and your'e just fine from it.. Speed, does not kill! Anybody who says differently is a god damned liar . |
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