http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/02/14/swiss_tearaway/
Girl hit on zebra crossing lands in court
We're very glad to report that the Swiss are taking steps to ensure kids pay
attention when crossing the road - by dragging into court a nine-year-old
hit by a car on a zebra crossing.
The unnamed girl was, according to Ananova, "slightly injured after she was
hit by the car while crossing the road with her mum and younger sister". The
car driver, however, claimed she'd run out from behind a bus and straight
into his car, thereby representing "a danger to him and other motorists".
The pre-teen tearaway now faces a possible fine when she appears in
Schaffhausen youth court. A public prosecutor's office spokesperson
confirmed this was the normal procedure for maintaning order on
Schaffhausen's streets since it "shows them what they did wrong and prevents
them from being involved in accidents in the future".
Brimstone - 14 Feb 2006 22:58 GMT
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> Schaffhausen's streets since it "shows them what they did wrong and
> prevents them from being involved in accidents in the future".
Quite right too!! If she were allowed to grow up with such a disgusting
attitude who knows how many people she would kill once allowed to drive a
car!!!
Pooh Bear - 14 Feb 2006 23:59 GMT
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> We're very glad to report that the Swiss are taking steps to ensure kids pay
> attention when crossing the road
Your point is ?????
Graham
Oscar the Cat - 15 Feb 2006 07:51 GMT
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The Swiss have the most common sense than any other nation on the planet?
Craig Davies - 15 Feb 2006 05:47 GMT
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> Schaffhausen's streets since it "shows them what they did wrong and
> prevents them from being involved in accidents in the future".
Good