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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Driving / March 2008Reckless Driving Teen Kills Cop - 2 years PROBATION and fine of $1
Unbelievable - This is the second greatest example of criminal coddling in history. The laura bush murder of her boy friend is still first. http://origin.denverpost.com/ci_8477372 Teen driver gets probation in trooper's death By Kirk Mitchell The Denver Post Article Last Updated: 03/06/2008 04:12:19 PM MST An 18-year-old man who drove a pickup that killed a Colorado state trooper and injured a second patrolman was sentenced today to two years of probation, authorities say. He entered a plea agreement to the charge of careless driving causing death. The Denver Post is not revealing his name because he was 17 at the time of the accident. Trooper Zachariah Templeton, 27, died at Denver Health Medical Center after the accident on Interstate 76 in Adams County. Trooper Scott Hinshaw, 38, was severely injured. The teen was behind the wheel of a 1994 Ford pickup and looked down for some sunflower seeds on his console just before the accident happened, Adams County District Attorney Don Quick said. He swerved to avoid backed-up traffic on the highway and plowed into a trailer that the two troopers were helping a motorist reload. The driver, who apologized for the accident at his sentencing, faced up to 1 year in jail and a $1,000 fine for the misdemeanor. District Judge Michael Cox fined him $1 and told him that every time he pulls out a dollar from his pocket, he wants him to think of Templeton and Hinshaw. He also must pay more than $9,300 in restitution and other court fees. Templeton left behind a 3-year-old daughter. Testifying at the sentencing, his mother said careless driving causing death should be a felony offense with lengthier penalties, Quick said. (snip) (paring it down to r.a.d) Scheiskopf schreibt: > Unbelievable - This is the second greatest example of criminal coddling in > history. The laura bush murder of her boy friend is still first. Can't rank this one worse than third: are you again ignoring the classic criminal-coddling of Ted Kanobeer? He's still part of the Federal government and shows no signs of retirement. > http://origin.denverpost.com/ci_8477372 (snip regurgitated article) Try $9,301 when including restitution and court fees. Even with a falling dollar, that's still quite a chunk of change for anyone. Perhaps you posted this in disappointment of not gaining a butt-pirate target. BTW...the good Imam is still praying that Allah hit you with the conviction to come clean regarding your excessive-speed incident. -- Is it troll season yet? > Try $9,301 when including restitution and court fees. Even with a > falling dollar, that's still quite a chunk of change for anyone. > Perhaps you posted this in disappointment of not gaining a butt-pirate > target. You are a legal ignoramus who does not understand the difference between a fine and restitution. Anyway, only a nutbucket like you would say a cop's life is worth only $9,000. On Mar 7, 12:42 am, "Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS" <xeton2...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > Try $9,301 when including restitution and court fees. Even with a > > falling dollar, that's still quite a chunk of change for anyone. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > fine and restitution. Anyway, only a nutbucket like you would say a cop's > life is worth only $9,000. Hell, you're the one who was ready to kick a cops teeth in when pulled over for speeding! The vile and infidel swine and swine sodomizer, "Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS," in an affront to Allah (Praises be unti His Name) and to all who are Righetous and Holy left this blasphemous prose for all to smell in rec.autos.driving: >> Try $9,301 when including restitution and court fees. Even with a >> falling dollar, that's still quite a chunk of change for anyone. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >fine and restitution. Anyway, only a nutbucket like you would say a cop's >life is worth only $9,000. Have you ever driven a car faster then the posted speed limit? Quit evading the issue, you infidel swine and swine lover. Imam Widdershins Speeding is a Virtue. > You are a legal ignoramus who does not understand the difference between a > fine and restitution. Anyway, only a nutbucket like you would say a cop's > life is worth only $9,000. newsflash, a pig's life isn't even worth three cents save america, kill a cop today death to cops, kill them all >Can't rank this one worse than third: are you again ignoring the >classic criminal-coddling of Ted Kanobeer? He's still part of the >Federal government and shows no signs of retirement. The true worst one occurred about 4.5 years ago..... ;-P >> http://origin.denverpost.com/ci_8477372 >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >BTW...the good Imam is still praying that Allah hit you with the >conviction to come clean regarding your excessive-speed incident. I'm praying to Allah that He will hit SFB with something a little heavier - like an aircraft carrier..... >Is it troll season yet? Its always open season on someone like SFB.... -- S&DDAM admits to putting others in danger with its beater (gramatical errors left as is): "Foot pumps are a joke. I had one once and since the piston only moves like 2 inches it took 50 pumps to raise the pressure by one psi. Go with the hand pumps where the piston moves around 15 inches. One of my tires has exposed cords and i have to pump it up every week. " --Speeders & Drunk Drivers Are MURDERERS, 3/6/08 Ref: http://tinyurl.com/yvrmhl Msg ID: Xns9A59DDA463296riemann1850yahoocom@216.168.3.70 On Mar 6, 10:00 pm, "Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS" <xeton2...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Unbelievable - This is the second greatest example of criminal coddling in > history. The laura bush murder of her boy friend is still first. From the news: > The teen was behind the wheel of a 1994 Ford pickup and looked down for > some sunflower seeds on his console just before the accident happened, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > (snip) I imagine he WAS a normal kid. Kids drive carelessly sometimes. It's a crime. Usually there are no consequences, but the behavior is the same either way. Kids drive carelessly. Even the ones that try to be careful. It takes a while to learn you can't let yourself look for sunflower seeds when you are behind the wheel. Forget for half a second? You can kill a father. Coould happen to any of us - either the killing or the being killed.. If he's a good kid, and there is no reason to think he's not, he's as greived about this as anyone, including the troopers's mother. I'll bet that he''ll follow the judges instrucitons as best he can adn for the rest of his life, he'll pull out a dollar and be on the edge of tears. It's a tragedy. it was a crime. But the kid is no criminal. Nothing you do to him is gonna bring the troopers back. Nothing that you do to him will prevent other kids from being careless. Why be vengeful? Be CAREFUL out there. Mick SFB spewed: >Unbelievable - This is the second greatest example of criminal coddling in >history. The laura bush murder of her boy friend is still first. No, the fact that you are allowed to remain free in an otherwise civilized soceity is criminal coddling writ large. >http://origin.denverpost.com/ci_8477372 << snip article >> >The teen was behind the wheel of a 1994 Ford pickup and looked down for >some sunflower seeds on his console just before the accident happened, >Adams County District Attorney Don Quick said. You of all people should be infavor of this kid getting away with it. Next time it might be you looking for your flashlight that kills some innocent person. O,BTW, since the Imam has taken the day off, I'll fill in for him: Have you ever driven a car faster than the posted speed limit? > Teen driver gets probation in trooper's death he should get an award for killing a scumbag pig death to cops, kill them all |
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