FAIL: Escalator malfunction sends riders flying
Surveillance video shows an escalator in Washington, D.C., speeding up and causing chaos below
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Turbo-speed escalator creates havoc
An escalator in a subway station in Washington, D.C., malfunctioned causing increased speed and chaos below. The incident reportedly occurred on Oct. 30th, 2010, after Comedy Central's "Rally to Restore Sanity."