5-year-old boy steals mom's car to buy a Lamborghini

Utah Highway Patrol pulled over the child who left his home in his parent's car after an argument with his mother because she "would not buy him a Lamborghini."

"He was upset and on the verge of tears, and it was short, one-word answers that he gave. His parents said that he had not driven before. "He might have been short on the purchase amount, as he only had $3 in his wallet.,"

Trooper Rick Morgan, who detained the young hijacker, said that the car attracted his attention because it was driving, constantly swerving from side to side.

"I approached the vehicle, and I was expecting to find somebody who needed an ambulance or paramedics," Morgan said.

As it turned out later, the boy's parents were not at home when he decided to "steal" their car. Adrian's sister, Sidney Estrada, said she was watching the family's children while their parents were at work. She says she fell asleep.

When she woke up, she realized Adrian might be in danger.

Now the local Prosecutor should decide whether to summon the hijacker's parents to a court or limit himself to a warning.