bbfan1991
09-05-2012, 05:58 PM
Disgruntled neighbours of joyrider Zbigniew Filo sought to put his driving days behind him when they somehow hoisted his souped-up vehicle atop a tree.
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Disgruntled neighbours of joyrider Zbigniew Filo sought to put his driving days behind him when they somehow hoisted his souped-up vehicle atop a tree.
Filo, 24, awoke to find his car missing, later locating it on top of a huge willow tree in Lubczyna, Poland.
Locals have maintained a code of silence over who was responsible for the prank or how indeed the white Ford Escort ended up 20ft in the air, though one villager revealed that a crane had been borrowed for the night.
Police spokesman Marta Pierko said: 'We received a call from a man saying his car was stuck in a tree, and that his neighbours had put it there.
'After inspecting the site we instructed him to remove it from the tree.'
A local, who wished to remain nameless, was unsympathetic to Filo's vehicular plight, saying: 'Whoever, or whatever, it was, it’s probably a good thing as he was a dangerous driver and could have killed someone.
'Perhaps he’ll think twice about his hair-raising driving and about getting a licence or who knows where his next car might end up?'
The Pole, who doesn’t even have a licence, has promised to be more considerate in his driving in future.
'I get the message,' he said. 'But I think it was a bit harsh.'
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Disgruntled neighbours of joyrider Zbigniew Filo sought to put his driving days behind him when they somehow hoisted his souped-up vehicle atop a tree.
Filo, 24, awoke to find his car missing, later locating it on top of a huge willow tree in Lubczyna, Poland.
Locals have maintained a code of silence over who was responsible for the prank or how indeed the white Ford Escort ended up 20ft in the air, though one villager revealed that a crane had been borrowed for the night.
Police spokesman Marta Pierko said: 'We received a call from a man saying his car was stuck in a tree, and that his neighbours had put it there.
'After inspecting the site we instructed him to remove it from the tree.'
A local, who wished to remain nameless, was unsympathetic to Filo's vehicular plight, saying: 'Whoever, or whatever, it was, it’s probably a good thing as he was a dangerous driver and could have killed someone.
'Perhaps he’ll think twice about his hair-raising driving and about getting a licence or who knows where his next car might end up?'
The Pole, who doesn’t even have a licence, has promised to be more considerate in his driving in future.
'I get the message,' he said. 'But I think it was a bit harsh.'