Dua Lipa: Miata Driver Arrested on Felony Charges for Doing Donuts in an Empty Parking Lot

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Miata Driver Charged With Felony for Doing Donuts in Empty Parking Lot

Police claim the driver caused over $3,700 worth of damage to the parking lot’s painted lines.

Of all the fun things you can do in a car, whipping some Miata donuts in a huge, empty parking lot are some of the more harmless ones. Apparently, the Irvine Police Department in California, and at least one dirty tattle t…. “concerned resident” don’t see things that way.

According to a Facebook post from Irvine PD, a first-gen Mazda MX-5 owner was arrested last week after said concerned resident emailed police a video of him doing sick donuts in what looks like a very big and very deserted parking lot.

The charge? Felony vandalism. “Irvine Public Works determined the dangerous maneuvers caused over $3,700 in damage to the parking lot and painted parking lot lines.”

What’s more, they impounded the Miata and later discovered “multiple illegal modifications.” For reference, this is the same State that once used a helicopter and five squad cars to track down a kid who was doing donuts at the end of a rural cul de sac back in 2019.

“This case is an excellent example of the importance of community partnership, and we thank the resident who brought this incident to our attention,” the post reads.

Is doing donuts illegal?

Doing donuts in your car on public roads is typically relegated to the catchall charge of “reckless driving.” Depending on the state, this charge can hold different levels of severity. However, doing donuts in private parking lots can be a bit less predictable. On private property, the owners of the property have more options for charging the smoky driver to a harsher extent of the law.