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TikTok prankster Mizzy charged after hijacking train
A TikToker who recently made headlines for breaking into people’s houses for views is back in the trending section again, apparently telling himself to hold his own beer with his latest stunt. 18-year-old Bacari-Bronze O’garro aka ‘Mizzy,’ faces charges of public endangerment after a video shows him entering the cab of a train in London for a round of ‘Ooh, what does this button do?’ Mizzy can also be seen picking up the driver’s communication mic and asking, ‘Hello, can I call the police?’ <br> <br>The train stunt has, unsurprisingly, been added to the pile of charges facing Mizzy, already in custody for breaching court orders. Presumably they will now throw the book at him, and he will go to jail around four minutes before being unleashed on the world again because of ‘lack of evidence.’ <br> <br>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <br> <br>Freedom over censorship, truth over narrative. <br>Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RTnews <br>Follow us on Telegram: t.me/rtnews <br>Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RT_com
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1 year ago
Grab this IDIOT and beat him to a pulp.
I mean trains have lots of stop thief features and safety cut out systems - regardless.
If this idiot can make it lurch forward a few meters - people can get seriously hurt.
I was never totally ofay with the controls and interlinking systems, and how they have progressed since then - since I wasn't a train driver - but they did have a keyed operation control to "start them up" or to allow them to run, but they also had a crawl mode to allow them to run a short distance at low speed for parking and hooking up to other carriages to turn a 3 car set, into a 6 car set.... They had their own batteries so they could do the short range running, without sending up the pantographs for the overhead power lines.
I think the battery operated function was found to be a necessity for general light work and testing the entire machine and it's systems, when servicing it or fault finding - and - for those times when the power to the train lines went out.
AND it's the basic principles of GOOD design - the human / machine interfaces, that most trains are more or less identical - because the good interfaces work, and everyone compares notes and asks questions and gets guided tours etc.
But anyway - that stupid fuck of a kid needs to be beaten to a pulp for fucking around with gear he should not be fucking around with and it has the potential to be quite dangerous......