MAN HIGH AND NAKED RUNS POLICE BARRICADES WRECKS NEW FERRARI | GREAT ENDING! | OY VEY IT'S TONY SHEA
0:00 Man possibly high and probably naked, charged with DUI and leaving scene of crash involving property damage.
2:08 "A heroic dose"
5:07 Cops
7:00 blockade
7:22 ran over a couple of the stop signs
8:47 they asked me to get out of the car over the loudspeaker.
9:12 I've got no clothes
9:48 Ferrari was completely totaled.
9:48 peeking while I was in jail.
12:33 it was not good. My daughters heard it from their classmates.
14:08 homeless,
15:06 picking up a crack pipe
15:58 driving around with 500 grand worth of gold Krugerrands in the trunk of my car
16:54 a woman came up to me and handed me a $20 bill. She said "you'll know what to do with this". I signed myself into a detox
19:19 Gaurdian Angels
20:56 I was almost murdered in a hotel room. I was hogtied.
23:46 I was writing the book
25:51 I literally drove right through the arm of the guard gate.
25:51 jumped in the lake and I swam away, came out of the blackout, kneeling on the side of a car naked
29:41 Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale.
31:00 Call to the alter
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