H2Oi founder critical of Ocean City, police, Cruisin' car show

The founder of H2O International recently posted a letter to the website of the event that is trying to protect his position after a heavy criticism of a traffic accident.

In his long speech, Shoup condemned Ocean City officials, police officers, teenagers, other car shows and media.

The founder wrote that his car show is irrelevant to Ocean City and should not be blamed for a few actions unrelated to H 2 Oi.

The show was recently held in Whaleyville before being canceled last year and attendees often stay in nearby resort areas.

The event name "H2O" refers to modern Volkswagen and Audi and uses water cooling instead of air cooling. Shoup canceled the show in 2017, but the driver joined the H2Oi Facebook team with over 35,000 members and organized the weekend at the end of September.

Due to the cancellation, Shoup wrote that everything that happened last year should not be marked as H2Oi.

Shoup explains how H2Oi develops an unfair reputation and writes other car shows such as Cruisin 'and OC BikeFest and leads to unnecessary activities but is approved in the city.

He wrote that Whaleyville's "real" events are completely different from the situation in Ocean City, which does not cause problems.

Regional car shows have been attracted to these cars for years but have officially tried to control the behavior of those who have not participated in the event.

Shoup wrote that he thinks he is willing to pay more for law enforcement agencies to help him clean up as an olive store and donate to the police, but he is an elusive ocean It is explained by city leaders.

He also blamed the media for sharing the wrong information without speaking to him. Delmarva Now has contacted Shoup over and over in the past few years and has not responded.

Jay Shup, founder of the auto show, accused Ocean City officials, cheating teenagers, and other automobile shows and media letters in April, but this event was related to Ocean City It is not something. Town without formal contact with H2Oi. "The incident has moved to Atlantic City, but we are still preparing for the activities over the past few years," she wrote. "Our intelligence department has monitored this incident and we are hoping to have a large number of visitors usually in the last week of September, which is usually related to the incident."

This year, H2Oi has been canceled. Well, it was postponed. Then, the H2Oi official car show was not held this year. But this really does not hinder something. Almost all went to Ocean City, Maryland, took over the main toe and alley of the whole H2Oi week, just went to Ocean City and took over the main tow and alley. So this year's informal H2Oi is as crazy as before. We went to Maryland and brought a TV crew with us this time. Last year, we used the bag to crush SUBARU BAHA. This year, I was disappointed with the comfort of the other participants and took all action. On the first trip along the Coast Highway, I sat on Elizabeth Perez (her 60,000 Instagram fan @ Mickbeth) and her friends Jawaad ​​Shafique and Rocket's static Scion FR-S. Bunny gym bag and BMW 335i broadcast ride. We spent about 5 minutes to move.

When I went to see last year, we called H2Oi "America's most packed car show". According to the post uploaded to the deleted instagram page @ OCPDRollCall, it seems that some participants of H2Oi believe that they are cited as masochist trophies. But you have to wonder if there are serious police attention to these new zoning rules from these past events. Ocean City has a history of car activities, but recently, during the Kursin incident in May 2016, the death of a wheelchair motor cyclist appeared to give a special high warning to local law enforcement agencies .