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 It may look "cool" and like something from out of the movies, but in reality the action of this driver put many lives at risk, including his own. He now faces Criminal Charges and will appear in court in October. https://bit.ly/2ojnlPH https://twitter.com/BarrieToday/status/1034793820246835201 … ||||| 
 
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 A Barrie man is facing criminal charges after crashing his car near a school parking lot. 
 
 Police say the 46-year-old man was driving at a high rate of speed on Little Avenue in Barrie just after 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday. 
 
 They said when the 2016 Telsa crossed the steep incline leading up to the railway tracks just north of Huronia Road it became airborne and crashed 100 feet away onto the street. 
 
 The impact caused the Tesla to skid across the road, shedding parts along the way, and landed on school grounds. 
 
 Police say the 4-door Tesla was "demolished". 
 
 The driver and passenger were taken to hospital with minor injuries. 
 
 The accused is scheduled to appear in a Barrie court in October. ||||| A man from Barrie has been charged after a single-vehicle collision in the city’s south end. 
 
 According to Barrie police, on Tuesday, just after 8 p.m., officers received a report of a single-vehicle collision in the Little Avenue and Garden Drive area of Barrie. 
 
 Police say a four-door Tesla was found demolished. 
 
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 Officers say the vehicle had been driven quickly northbound on Little Avenue before the crash. When the car approached the incline before the railway tracks just north of Huronia Road, the vehicle became airborne and crashed over 100 feet into the oncoming lane. 
 
 Police say the impact of the crash forced the vehicle to skid across the roadway and hit a tree in a nearby school parking lot. 
 
 According to police, the driver and passenger were taken to a local hospital to be treated for minor injuries. 
 
 Police say the driver, a 46-year-old man from Barrie has been charged with dangerous driving. He is scheduled to appear in the Barrie Court of Justice on Oct. 1.
– A Canadian man discovered his Tesla could fly, the downside being that it's now "demolished." With a security camera observing, the scene unfolded shortly after 8:30pm Tuesday in Barrie, 70 miles north of Toronto, reports CTV News. Police say a 46-year-old man driving a 2016 four-door Tesla sped over an incline approaching railway tracks and went airborne before crashing 100 feet away in the opposite lane. Per Global News, the car then skidded into a school parking lot, where it hit a tree. The driver, charged with dangerous driving, was taken to a hospital with minor injuries, along with a passenger. "It may look 'cool' and like something from out of the movies, but in reality the action of this driver put many lives at risk, including his own," reads a tweet from Barrie Police. The video shared Wednesday has more than 650,000 views.