Only in St Petersburg, guess the dude didnt release he picked up a passenger.http://www.cnn.com My grandpa use to call it the town of the walking dead.
thanks, i wonder why my link didnt work it looks the same ? anyways good job cheersAbstract said:http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/10/21/elderly.driver.ap/index.html
You could provide a link to the story, no?
Anyway, they shouldn't let people this old drive.
wdlove said:That is very sad. My prayers go out to the victim's family and friends.
When I first saw the title it reminded me of the episode on CSI. The man went through windshield, but was still alive. The driver didn't want to get caught. Drove home, put the car in his garage, and allowed the victim to just bleed to death.![]()
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wdlove said:That is very sad. My prayers go out to the victim's family and friends.
When I first saw the title it reminded me of the episode on CSI. The man went through windshield, but was still alive. The driver didn't want to get caught. Drove home, put the car in his garage, and allowed the victim to just bleed to death.![]()
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I remeber that story and thinking to myself how [expletive deleted] up you would have to be to let someone die vs taking the chance on a DUI.. I keep trying to find the good in others but I cannot find any in this case.Kernow said:It is indeed.
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Hoef said:Lived in the Tampa Bay area and it is just amazing, how older the person the larger the car. I am sure when he ran over the poor victim, he didn't notice anything in his Cadillac battleship
bousozoku said:You know how bad the traffic is there and it continues to get worse. The state doesn't want to do anything about it, either.
In Orlando the other night, someone in a Chevrolet Tahoe didn't want to wait while in traffic and since the toll road was being widened, they drove down the new portion under construction and killed one of the construction workers. The driver is in the hospital but it's unlikely that much will come of it. No one seems to have to take responsibility for their actions.
LethalWolfe said:Few years ago I remember Law & Order used a similar plot. Although in theirs getting hit by the car was a red herring.
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