Another Road Rage Turned Deadly

[Vic Tory]

... My point here is that it's not that people "have it in" for motorcycles, it's that there are a lot of bad, sloppy, distracted drivers out there and anybody who uses the road needs to expect that. That includes motorcyclists.

Amen!!!

And it's getting worse, if you ask me.

And here's another factor to note: Our doctors are regularly reminding us this "brain fog" from Covid will last six months. (We each had it in August. My wife still has no sense of smell.) They're telling us the "fog" is one nearly universal post-Covid symptom. Think about how many post Covid drivers are adding to our danger on the roads, making slow, and dopey, decisions as they drive 2-5 ton weapons along the byways.

Be careful out there, everyone!

... In my old HnR case, I received SBI and the jerk took off. No one on I-25 that morning thought to follow him or get a plate for responding LE. At the time (1998), Detective Rok with DPD said he gets 15 HnR cases a day and he's not the only detective handling them. Imagine it's gotten worse in recent years.

I think I figured out HnR is "hit and run." What is SBI, please?

[00tec]

Significant bodily injury

[hollohas]

Most everyone sees someone following them home as a threat. That's not excusing her leaving the scene, but maybe there was reason to. How many of us have seen an angry biker and his crew freak out because of a minor accident? Any woman would be wise to leave the scene if a man (or multiple men...the other witnesses that followed) were aggressive, angry and threatening. But that should include an immediate call to police.

If she had reason to leave or not, this wasn't an injury accident. If dude was that concerned she not get away because he didn't think her license plate was enough info for the police to track her down, he could have easily parked down the street to wait for the police. The fact that he followed her to her home makes me think he may have been the angry tough-guy type.

Maybe she shouldn't have left the scene. She should have called the police. She definitely should have stayed in her house.

Appears to me, everyone is a dumbass in this case. But now this dumbass dude has to live with killing a woman and her baby for nothing.

NOT a good shoot. Don't follow people home.


PS - lots of bikers are little bitches. Riding is dangerous. They should just stop crying and accept that fact. I'm also sick of hearing it and seeing bikers get aggressive with drivers over minor infractions.

[hollohas]

Ah, she did call 911 and told police the 3 men were threatening and aggressive...

https://www.wftv.com/news/local/volu...VmAWjLWiDgTiA4

Notice the dude's 911 call? Totally calm. Told 911 everyone was fine.

Notice her's? Panicked.

[00tec]

When idiots collide

I believe that's the 3rd time that has been posted in as many days.