〜かねない
JLPT N2 Ability and inevitabilitymight (something bad); be capable of
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かねない attaches to a verb's masu-stem to warn that a bad outcome is possible. It always points to an undesirable result. Use it to caution that, under the circumstances, something negative could well happen.
Examples
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Muri o suru to, byouki ni narikanenai.
If you overdo it, you might well get sick.
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Sonna unten de wa, jiko o okoshikanenai.
Driving like that, you could easily cause an accident.