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Just like that. Out of the blue. Really.
Reality is stranger than fiction. Definitely. If anyone told you someone parked a Tesla Model 3 on your lawn and left it charging for 12 hours, you would think that was a lie or the plot of a low budget B movie. But it really happened to Phil Fraumeni, a resident from Lake Worth, Florida.
Fraumeni woke up with his gardener asking him to remove his car from the lawn, but he had not left it there. When he saw the reason for being called that early, he probably did not believe it.
A white Tesla Model 3 was over his lawn. Worse still, it was plugged to Fraumeni’s external socket. Although lots of evil possibilities were on the table, the house owner did just what any decent person could do: he called the police. We may have gone so far as to call 911 since a situation like this can seem a bit scary if you don’t know the details. Is the driver on drugs or drunk somewhere around the home? Is there someone sleeping in the back seat of the car that’s going to confront you when you go out there?
The cops tracked the owner and he arrived to pick up the car. He had left it there for 12 hours. And, according to Fraumeni’s wife, Rose Ann, he did not even apologize for doing so. His only excuse was that his battery went dead.