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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Driving / August 2008Famous reporter Robert Novak - Charged with HIT & RUN - "I didn't know i hit him" -- yeah right
If this is true, he deserves 20 years in prison but we all know he'll just pay a fine and that'll be it in criminal coddler america. http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/0708/537957.html Exclusive: Robert Novak Speaks About Striking Pedestrian posted 3:26 pm Wed July 23, 2008 - WASHINGTON The pedestrian who was struck by prominent Washington columnist and commentator Robert Novak is in worse shape than first thought, a hospital source tells ABC 7 News. The victim, a 66-year-old man, is undergoing surgery and was only semi- conscious, the source said. In an exclusive interview with ABC 7 News, Novak said felt "terrible" about striking a pedestrian Wednesday morning while on his way to work in downtown D.C. Metropolitan police cited Novak with failure to yield to a pedestrian about 10:07 a.m. at 18th and K streets NW, Novak confirmed to ABC 7 News. Novak spoke to ABC 7 News as he emerged from a police car at the scene. Novak said he did not know he had struck anyone. Novak said he didn't know anything was wrong until a bicyclist rode ahead of him and blocked traffic. The bicyclist informed Novak he had hit a pedestrian. In an interview, the bicyclist told ABC 7's Suzanne Kennedy the pedestrian was splayed across Novak's windshield, and there was no way that Novak could not have known he struck someone. The cyclist, David Bono, also said that the pedestrian was in a crosswalk and had the right of way. Novak admitted he was emotionally shaken by the incident. Metropolitan Police Department (web|news) officers detained Novak at the scene for about an hour. He was not arrested D.C. Fire and EMS spokesman Alan Etter said the pedestrian complained of pain in his arm and was taken to George Washington University Hospital with what were described as minor injuries at the time. As usual, you're completely full of sh.t. > Metropolitan police cited Novak with failure to yield to a pedestrian > about 10:07 a.m. at 18th and K streets NW, Novak confirmed to ABC 7 News. No hit and run charge, fool. Do you really believe your own lame a.s lies? Bo Raxo > As usual, you're completely full of sh.t. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > No hit and run charge, fool. Do you really believe your own lame a.s > lies? Read the article, you moron. This is H&R. >> As usual, you're completely full of sh.t. >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Read the article, you moron. This is H&R. Read the paragraph I snipped above. He was cited for failure to yield, that's a traffic infraction. Not charged with hit and run. *You* may think it's hit and run. *I* may think it's hit and run. But the subject line of your post that he was "Charged with Hit and Run" is not true. Not true. Can you grasp the difference between what you *think* should happen and what actually *did* happen? Are you actually too dimwitted to grasp the difference between the two? You must have an IQ somewhere around room temperature. Celsius. Bo Raxo >>> As usual, you're completely full of sh.t. >>> [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >difference between the two? You must have an IQ somewhere around room >temperature. Celsius. I expect the reason why he wasn't charged with hit and run is because while he might have wanted to do it, he didn't actually do it thanks to the intervention of that cyclist. Novak owes the guy a big thank you. > I expect the reason why he wasn't charged with hit and run is because > while he might have wanted to do it, he didn't actually do it thanks > to the intervention of that cyclist. Novak owes the guy a big thank > you. Yes, I think you have that right. >>> As usual, you're completely full of sh.t. >>> [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > grasp the difference between the two? You must have an IQ somewhere > around room temperature. Celsius. Hey stupid. Only psychopaths like you defend hit and runners. Get help please. >If this is true, he deserves 20 years in prison but we all know he'll >just pay a fine and that'll be it in criminal coddler america. [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] >pain in his arm and was taken to George Washington University Hospital >with what were described as minor injuries at the time. Not arrested? You and I know that if that had happened to us, we'd be sitting inside a jail cell being questioned with bullwhips and tortured. The mere fact that the driver injured a person should be enough to lock the driver away for a couple of years. But nooooo, having status in high society counts. Like Ted Kennedy was never charged for his role in that well known incident. Like the governor of New Jersey's driver was never charged for illegal use of light and siren and speed. Justice only gets applied when it's to someone who has no fame, fortune, or knowledge of how things work. >I didnt know I hit him. ... I feel terrible, a shaken Novak told >reporters from Politico and WJLA as he was returning to his car. Hmm... Looks like the Magic Words didn't work this time, Brent. :) > He said he chased Novak half a block down K Street, finally caught up > with him and then put his bike in front of the car to block it and > called 911. Traffic immediately backed up, horns blaring, until > commuters behind Novak backed up so he could pull over. > A concierge at 1700 K Street said that she saw a bicyclist yelling and > walked outside to see what the commotion was about. > "This guy hit somebody and he won't stop so I'm going to stay here > until the police come," Aleta Petty quoted Bono as saying, as he > stood in K Street, blocking traffic. Why is blocking automobile traffic a pedalcyclist's first answer to every problem? :)  SignatureQ: What's the difference between a traffic snake and a real one? A: The traffic snake's a.shole at the *front* end. >>I didnt know I hit him. ... I feel terrible, a shaken Novak told >>reporters from Politico and WJLA as he was returning to his car. > > Hmm... Looks like the Magic Words didn't work this time, Brent. :) "I didn't know I hit him" are not magic words. Because that means they drove on. What a driver has to do is stop at the scene of the collision immediately and when the cops show up proclaim "I didn't see him" or "he swerved / stepped right out in front of me". By driving on the cops think the driver is disregarding the procedure, and by doing so, their authority. It doesn't matter if the driver is so brain dead and unaware that they don't know something hit their vehicle the cops are going to assume malice. It's as if the driver challenged their authoritah (yes, south park) when they don't stop immediately after a collision. It's like when someone dares to drive on to a well lit populated location before being pulled over. The cop doesn't think about the driver's safety, but rather the insult to his authority. >> He said he chased Novak half a block down K Street, finally caught up >> with him and then put his bike in front of the car to block it and [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> A concierge at 1700 K Street said that she saw a bicyclist yelling and >> walked outside to see what the commotion was about. >> "This guy hit somebody and he won't stop so I'm going to stay here >> until the police come," Aleta Petty quoted Bono as saying, as he >> stood in K Street, blocking traffic. > Why is blocking automobile traffic a pedalcyclist's first answer to > every problem? :) <kenji mode> The f.ck? </kenji mode> >>> He said he chased Novak half a block down K Street, finally caught up >>> with him and then put his bike in front of the car to block it and [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > ><kenji mode> The f.ck? </kenji mode> All kidding aside, that pedalcyclist wasn't very smart. Here's a guy that already mowed down a pedestrian and drove off, and you're deliberately standing in front of his car? That Bono guy is a couple PSI short of a full tire. SignatureQ: What's the difference between a traffic snake and a real one? A: The traffic snake's a.shole at the *front* end. >>>> He said he chased Novak half a block down K Street, finally caught up >>>> with him and then put his bike in front of the car to block it and [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> >><kenji mode> The f.ck? </kenji mode> > All kidding aside, that pedalcyclist wasn't very smart. Here's a guy > that already mowed down a pedestrian and drove off, and you're > deliberately standing in front of his car? > > That Bono guy is a couple PSI short of a full tire. What you can do with regards to getting in front of a motorist depends upon their homicide potential. In bicycling on roads you begin to a develop an ability to read people and vehicles. It's much the same where you can see two identical make and model minivans and just based on a few subtle hints of a little bit of each's driving and small details of the vehicle know which driver is likely total sloth and which is the man who's wife forced him to buy a minivan so he's going to compensate with very aggressive driving. >>>>> He said he chased Novak half a block down K Street, finally caught up >>>>> with him and then put his bike in front of the car to block it and [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >upon their homicide potential. In bicycling on roads you begin to a >develop an ability to read people and vehicles. OBTW, it's time for doddering geezer Novak to turn in his license and hang up his key fob (Corvettes don't have ignition keys :) for good. Anyone so oblivious that they could hit a pedestrian, have that pedestrian roll up onto the hood of their car, and NOT NOTICE is too deteriorated to be driving. SignatureQ: What's the difference between a traffic snake and a real one? A: The traffic snake's a.shole at the *front* end. > Not arrested? You and I know that if that had happened to us, we'd be > sitting inside a jail cell being questioned with bullwhips and [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Justice only gets applied when it's to someone who has no fame, > fortune, or knowledge of how things work. Nice theory, but doesn't match reality. Last year someone hit a motorcyclist in my town (San Francisco, the incident I'm relating happened in the SOMA district), hard enough to rip the front bumper from their car. Took off. Must have realized that their front bumper - with license plate - was at the scene, and returned about ten or fifteen minutes after the accident - the police and paramedics were already on the scene. No arrest. The fact that he stopped within a few minutes and claims he didn't know he hit anyone makes it hard to prove he intentionally fled the scene of an accident. Hard to convince a jury, since the guy was sober and insured, and there were plenty of witnesses, that he had a reason to flee or would think he'd get away with it. Bo Raxo > Not arrested? You and I know that if that had happened to us, we'd be > sitting inside a jail cell being questioned with bullwhips and [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > role in that well known incident. Like the governor of New Jersey's > driver was never charged for illegal use of light and siren and speed. And don't forget Laura "the rammer" Bush and her vehicular homicide of her ex boyfriend. >>If this is true, he deserves 20 years in prison but we all know he'll >>just pay a fine and that'll be it in criminal coddler america. [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > sitting inside a jail cell being questioned with bullwhips and > tortured. What's this "we?" And haven't you been the cause of a few accidents yourself? > The mere fact that the driver injured a person should be enough to > lock the driver away for a couple of years. But nooooo, having status [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Justice only gets applied when it's to someone who has no fame, > fortune, or knowledge of how things work. Then you'd better stay off the roads. Hang him HIGH ASAP! > If this is true, he deserves 20 years in prison but we all know he'll > just pay a fine and that'll be it in criminal coddler america. [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > pain in his arm and was taken to George Washington University Hospital > with what were described as minor injuries at the time. >> If this is true, he deserves 20 years in prison but we all know he'll >> just pay a fine and that'll be it in criminal coddler america. > Hang him HIGH ASAP! Love to see it but we both know nothing will be done to this rich big shot. A few years back newsman Jack Cafferty ran over a cyclist and kept on going and he paid just a small fine and that was it. And we all know about laura bush and teddy k. The rich and powerful do whatever they want. from jerry: "> The pedestrian who was struck by prominent Washington columnist and > commentator Robert Novak is in worse shape than first thought, a hospital > source tells ABC 7 News. > > The victim, a 66-year-old man, is undergoing surgery and was only semi- > conscious, the source said..." _________________________ Regardless, when the supposed victim with "minor injuries" found out who it was that supposedly hit him, his injuries immediately became more serious - especially after the ambulance-chasing lawyer, who maintains a small office in the emergency room at GW Hospital, advised him how they could expect to get tons of money from Novak. Of course, having surgery while semi-conscious is also a great way to sue the hospital and is an obvious fall-back position. How the media can twist this so it will play into Obama's hands is still to be determined. > from jerry: > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > maintains a small office in the emergency room at GW Hospital, advised > him how they could expect to get tons of money from Novak. Screw you, bitch. Novak is the same traitor who outed valerie plame as a cia agent. He should have gone to prison for that and i hope he gets it for this. Why do you support traitors and highway maimers. On Jul 23, 3:43 pm, "Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS" <xeton2...@yahoo.com> wrote: > If this is true, he deserves 20 years in prison but we all know he'll > just pay a fine and that'll be it in criminal coddler america. Well, maybe. he aready got the punishment he derseves. Since Novak, ABC, neo-cyclists, w.nk K Street, and The Stooge Washington Zoo were all made for each other. > http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/0708/537957.html > [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > pain in his arm and was taken to George Washington University Hospital > with what were described as minor injuries at the time. |
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