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| Posted By: GirlUWant Posted On: Jul 27, 2005 Views: 613 | Good Citizen Award, Part Deux Remember when I shared that I had helped the cops catch a guy that had hit a guy on a bicycle and then left the scene? I have some updates. Last Friday, I got a thank you letter from bicycle guy's dad, who is a Chief of Police in a little town somewhere in Kansas. Also last Friday night, I happened to run into a guy that works in the ER here that worked the day that my daughter sliced her foot open at a hotel swimming pool, at Wal-Mart, and we talked about the car/bicycle accident and he told me that he worked the accident. The newspaper listed his injuries as: The bicyclist suffered injuries above his right eye, right side of the head, middle finger of the right hand, both knees, left shoulder, both arms and lower back, according to SPDs accident report. The newspaper said the guy that hit him had already had a suspended license, no insurance, and some other stuff. He is in quite a bit of trouble. |
| Posted By: Everybody Posted On: Jul 27, 2005 Views: 611 | RE: Good Citizen Award, Part Deux NO ONE GIVES A ****! |
| Posted By: Nobody Posted On: Jul 28, 2005 Views: 594 | RE: Good Citizen Award, Part Deux Nobody gives a fuck about Everybody. |
| Posted By: loser Posted On: Jul 28, 2005 Views: 591 | RE: Good Citizen Award, Part Deux well, in that case - good. at least he was a bad guy and not just some regular joe who's life was about to be ruined because of you. |
| Posted By: GirlUWant Posted On: Jul 29, 2005 Views: 573 | RE: Good Citizen Award, Part Deux Like I said before, I did it for the dude that was laying bleeding in the street. His list of injuries were pretty long, they could possibly ruin his life, ya know...when you see someone laying in the street, you kind of want to help them, and he was in no position to chase after the guy that just mowed him down. I think the "average joe" would have freaked out and been more worried about the person that they hit and wonder if they were okay, than running off trying to cover their own ass. |
| Posted By: adam Posted On: Jul 29, 2005 Views: 568 | RE: Good Citizen Award, Part Deux a couple of scrapes anda broken bone couldnt ruin his life...unless hes lazy with the broken bone like my dad is im not one to enjoy confrontations...i would run away and pretend i didnt just do that |
| Posted By: ncik Posted On: Jul 29, 2005 Views: 564 | RE: Good Citizen Award, Part Deux I would do that too.... and if the cops caught me I would pretend like I didn't know what happened |
| Posted By: GirlUWant Posted On: Jul 29, 2005 Views: 562 | RE: Good Citizen Award, Part Deux One of the injuries is lower back which could give him a lot of grief, hopefully he is okay. You would seriously hit someone on a bike and drive off? |
| Posted By: adam Posted On: Jul 29, 2005 Views: 558 | RE: Good Citizen Award, Part Deux i wont know til it happens |
| Posted By: GirlUWant Posted On: Jul 29, 2005 Views: 556 | RE: Good Citizen Award, Part Deux I have faith in you adam. |
| Posted By: nick Posted On: Jul 29, 2005 Views: 554 | RE: Good Citizen Award, Part Deux here's some good advice: If you do hit someone, backup and run over them to make sure they're dead. It will keep them from suing you for their medical bills and pain/suffering. (but get out afterwards to help as if you didn't mean to back up) |
| Posted By: GirlUWant Posted On: Jul 30, 2005 Views: 550 | RE: Good Citizen Award, Part Deux That is good advice, in a sick and twisted way, I guess...lol |