A teenager used his father's scooter for a joyride, which ultimately proved to be his last. The scooter belonged to the teen's father.
Further details about the incident are available from the source. The outcome of the joyride was fatal for the teenager.
The source reports the incident involved a Mumbai teen, but does not provide additional context or information about the circumstances surrounding the joyride.
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