Why can't you always find parabolic objects when asphalt buckets splash Mercedes?

The reason why the falling body can't find the parabola in the sky is mainly because the possibility of being photographed by the monitoring equipment in the sky is very low, and the parabola in the sky is affected by many factors such as wind. Even if you watch objects fall from the sky with your own eyes, it is difficult to tell where they fall. Falling objects from high altitude is a very irresponsible performance, and falling objects from high altitude are very dangerous to pedestrians and vehicles. In this case, as long as there are people or vehicles under the parabolic position at high altitude, the probability of casualties and vehicle damage can reach 98%.

Such a high probability shows how dangerous it is to throw objects at high altitude. Nowadays, throwing objects at high altitude will not only be condemned by morality, but also be severely punished by law. If it is in a residential area, the residential property is left behind at high altitude because of improper supervision such as inadequate measures, and the property is the first to bear the responsibility. Secondly, after the high-altitude parabolic incident, the property has the responsibility to cooperate with the police to find families or even individuals who throw objects at high altitude. In this case, if no specific person can be found, the injured party has the right to sue the owner and property of the whole building to protect rights.

The theory of throwing things at high altitude should be publicized more, so that everyone can know that throwing things casually may cause irreparable harm to people downstairs for life and may cause serious damage to vehicles. Knowing the great danger and harmfulness, car owners will take the lead in considering the consequences when doing things. In this case, throwing objects at high altitude is much less.

Asphalt barrels fell from the sky, and there was asphalt in the barrels. Asphalt fell from the sky and directly injured the Mercedes-Benz downstairs. You can imagine how bad the host's mood will be. We all know that asphalt is used to build roads. Once it's dry, it's hard to take care of, let alone on an expensive Mercedes. Is there any conscience and morality in throwing objects at high altitude? Do you really think you can do whatever you want without taking legal responsibility?