A DOZY driver appears to inhale from a balloon moments after flipping a luxury BMW in a dramatic crash.
Witnesses filmed him sucking from the blue balloon after the accident on the busy A13 in Barking, East London.
When members of the public checked on the condition of the driver, he appeared to be sucking on a large balloon. Footage of the accident was posted on X yesterday.
It has not been established if the driver was inhaling a drug or not.
A witness sent a segment of the footage to the police through social media platform X.
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She sent a message asking why the driver was sucking from a balloon after being involved in a car crash.
The Metropolitan police responded with a message which read: "Officers from our East Roads Policing Team attended the A13 near to Lodge Avenue to deal with a single vehicle collision. The circumstances of the collision are still being investigated."
Nitrous oxide, better known as laughing gas or hippy crack, is inhaled from balloons.
The drug delivers a sense of euphoria, relaxation and giggling fits, hence its more well-known name.
However, side effects can include dizziness, impaired memory and weakness in the legs. Some users have even died of asphyxia in accidents while under the influence of the gas.
In October chilling footage emerged of a speeding driver inhaling "hippy crack" before ploughing into a wall and killing his passenger.
Reckless Rohail Jillani had no hands on the wheel as he raced at 98mph and gloated on Snapchat of his "Big Day".
In October chilling footage emerged of a speeding driver inhaling "hippy crack" before ploughing into a wall and killing his passenger.
Reckless Rohail Jillani had no hands on the wheel as he raced at 98mph and gloated on Snapchat of his "Big Day".
The hatchback lurched across the road before smashing into a railway bridge on Mancunian Way on January 10 last year. The 11.30pm horror left 17-year-old Nadia Yusuf dead.
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