According to New Smyrna Beach police, Robert Kelley, 18, called his YouTube video, "me driving like an idiot." Investigators said his dizzying ride certainly lives up to its name. In the video Kelley is allegedly seen races over a causeway, squeezing between cars and passing within inches of swiping them.On Friday, police arrested Kelley, who they said did not have a drivers license.Kelley's camera rolled for near five minutes until he allegedly slammed into the back of a car. The camera was dislodged, but police said Kelley left that scene and continued driving until he caused another accident."He wasn't concerned about anyone's safety," said Sgt. Eugene Griffith. "He just drove in a manner, cutting people off left and right just a total disregard for our citizens."Most watched video: Panda cubs go outside for the first timeA bit past the first hit and run, police said Kelley caused another crash. Four cars were damaged, including Kelley's, which police said they had to cut apart to free him.Kelley and four motorists injured during the crashes were taken to hospitals. No one was seriously hurt, officials said."We're just really lucky we're not dealing with a death in this case," Griffith said.Related: Florida mug shots

According to New Smyrna Beach police, Robert Kelley, 18, called his YouTube video, "me driving like an idiot."

Investigators said his dizzying ride certainly lives up to its name. In the video Kelley is allegedly seen races over a causeway, squeezing between cars and passing within inches of swiping them.

On Friday, police arrested Kelley, who they said did not have a drivers license.



Kelley's camera rolled for near five minutes until he allegedly slammed into the back of a car. The camera was dislodged, but police said Kelley left that scene and continued driving until he caused another accident.



"He wasn't concerned about anyone's safety," said Sgt. Eugene Griffith. "He just drove in a manner, cutting people off left and right just a total disregard for our citizens."

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A bit past the first hit and run, police said Kelley caused another crash. Four cars were damaged, including Kelley's, which police said they had to cut apart to free him.

Kelley and four motorists injured during the crashes were taken to hospitals. No one was seriously hurt, officials said.

"We're just really lucky we're not dealing with a death in this case," Griffith said.

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