Hit him doing 115 mph...
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Well there is such a thing, but this wasn't an example of one.
An accident is something that happens that couldn't have reasonably been avoided. Like, a tree falling on a car killing the occupants. That's an accident.
This was no accident. She caused it because of her absurdly bad judgment.
An accident is something that happens that couldn't have reasonably been avoided. Like, a tree falling on a car killing the occupants. That's an accident.
This was no accident. She caused it because of her absurdly bad judgment.
This is NOT one of those situations. We are all on the same page.
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It would perhaps be more accurate to say that her crimes warrant a similarly severe penalty...by definition, this is not first degree murder. However, I would be interested to know what are the possible penalties for the crimes she is charged with...death by motor vehicle and so forth. Anyone know how N.C. law treats this sort of thing?
They seem to have thrown the book at her, but I'm sorry to say, I tend to agree this will result in an overly lenient punishment.
They seem to have thrown the book at her, but I'm sorry to say, I tend to agree this will result in an overly lenient punishment.
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Poor guy on the bike never knew what hit him.
I'm sure the first words out of the drunk bitch's mouth was: "I didn't see him." I hope she gets a nice long stretch in state prison. It won't bring the motorcyclist back, but it will give her some time to reflect on what she's done, and all the lives it affected.
I'm sure the first words out of the drunk bitch's mouth was: "I didn't see him." I hope she gets a nice long stretch in state prison. It won't bring the motorcyclist back, but it will give her some time to reflect on what she's done, and all the lives it affected.
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When ran over at 115mph there is no dying process, nothing short of a miracle your instantly dead.
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Sidebar story in the link provided stated that her BOND was increased to $1.1M.
Looks like the authorities are taking this seriously.
Too much crap on many levels associated with losers in the world.
Looks like the authorities are taking this seriously.
Too much crap on many levels associated with losers in the world.
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23 yrs old and no personal responsibility? Judging by her stereotypical mug shot, she was raised by absentee parents and as a runaway/HS school dropout, she sought love at 16. An endless string of looser relationships with children culminated with "driving under the influence of drama" charges. Of course she will get probation, who is going to take care of her kids with disappearing fathers?
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23 yrs old and no personal responsibility? Judging by her stereotypical mug shot, she was raised by absentee parents and as a runaway/HS school dropout, she sought love at 16. An endless string of looser relationships with children culminated with "driving under the influence of drama" charges. Of course she will get probation, who is going to take care of her kids with disappearing fathers?
Amazing observation!
Mug shot mentalist.
Put her children in custody of the state.
If she wasn't worried about them why should anyone else be?
