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Charged and will he say any 11-year-old boy drove three hours by himself to try to meet

up with a man he had met on Snapchat here in Charleston.

Police found the boy after midnight Monday driving along Rutledge Avenue, when officer

stopped him. He told them he had driven all the way from Simpsonville in the upstate and

was lost. He then told police he took his brother's car and drove here to Charleston to

live with an unknown man he had met on Snapchat.

Police were able to contact the boy's father who was in the process, he says, of reporting

his son missing from Simpsonville. The father then drove down here to Charleston to pick

up the boy. Police have launched an investigation into the unknown man who police think may have

lured the 11-year-old boy here.

What? An 11-year-old little boy? My children are about to turn 12. They can no more drive

a car than the man in the moon, although we have practiced in a field by the church in

Macon. I will confess to that, but that's private property, so nobody try to arrest me.

Driving hours on end based on a Google map search or ways at night and the worst part,

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