From New York Post · · 1m 10s
Teen suffers brain injury in parking lot stunt
Washington teen Elexis Robinson, 17, suffered severe brain injury after being thrown from car sunroof during parking lot stunt.
In brief
Washington teen Elexis Robinson, 17, suffered severe brain injury after being thrown from car sunroof during parking lot stunt. Washington teen Elexis Robinson, 17, suffered severe traumatic brain injury after being thrown from car sunroof during parking lot stunt on Nov 3, 2026. Originally reported by New York Post.
Teen injured in parking lot stunt
Washington state teen Elexis Robinson, 17, suffered severe traumatic brain injury after being thrown from car sunroof during parking lot stunt on Nov 3, 2026.
Mother describes daughter's condition
Robinson fractured her skull and developed three near-fatal brain bleeds, one on the right side and two on the left.
Mother's emotional response
As a mother, there are simply no words to describe the fear, heartbreak, and helplessness of watching your child endure something so devastating.
“As a mother, there are simply no words to describe the fear, heartbreak, and helplessness of watching your child endure something so devastating”
Skid marks indicate common activity
Skid marks covered a large section of the parking lot, a result of what appears to be a common activity by thrill seekers in the area.
Long-term recovery challenges
Doctors won’t be able to give a prognosis on Robinson’s long-term condition for some time, stretching between six months and a year.
The bottom line
Washington teen Elexis Robinson, 17, suffered severe traumatic brain injury after being thrown from car sunroof during parking lot stunt on Nov 3, 2026.
