UK woman crashes Mini into van while using vibrator: reports
Mini cars like this one apparently have enough room to maneuver a sexual device while driving.
She had a real sex drive!
A British motorist crashed into the back of a van while she was pleasuring herself with a vibrator.
The woman was recently stuck in traffic in Cirencester when her Mini suddenly lurched forward, according to the Gloucestershire Echo.
Her car then plowed into the back of a stationary M&J Seafood vehicle.
The woman, in her 30s, properly got out and swapped insurance details with the van driver.
But when M&J Seafood bosses checked footage from their vehicle's rear camera, they spotted her doing up her pants in the immediate aftermath of the accident.
She was also holding a Rampant Rabbit-style sex toy.
"(The company) driver was called into the office and feared he was getting the sack. He'd been on his first shift after looking for work for ages," a source told the Bristol Post.
"The bosses told him it wasn't his fault and then said, 'Have you seen this?' They all had a good laugh. Apparently the lady was pretty fit," he said.
Neither the woman nor the driver have been identified, and M&J Seafood has refused to release the clip.
"The matter is in the hands of our insurers," a spokesman said, according to ITV News.
Mini cars like this one apparently have enough room to maneuver a sexual device while driving.
She had a real sex drive!
A British motorist crashed into the back of a van while she was pleasuring herself with a vibrator.
The woman was recently stuck in traffic in Cirencester when her Mini suddenly lurched forward, according to the Gloucestershire Echo.
Her car then plowed into the back of a stationary M&J Seafood vehicle.
The woman, in her 30s, properly got out and swapped insurance details with the van driver.
But when M&J Seafood bosses checked footage from their vehicle's rear camera, they spotted her doing up her pants in the immediate aftermath of the accident.
She was also holding a Rampant Rabbit-style sex toy.
"(The company) driver was called into the office and feared he was getting the sack. He'd been on his first shift after looking for work for ages," a source told the Bristol Post.
"The bosses told him it wasn't his fault and then said, 'Have you seen this?' They all had a good laugh. Apparently the lady was pretty fit," he said.
Neither the woman nor the driver have been identified, and M&J Seafood has refused to release the clip.
"The matter is in the hands of our insurers," a spokesman said, according to ITV News.