Posted by JD Seller on July 21, 2013 at 08:21:55 from (208.126.196.144):
In Reply to: Some people! RANT! posted by Bret4207 on July 21, 2013 at 07:33:47:
If I could identify the "DRIVER" I would find out exactly who it is and go talk to his parents about their son's actions. They need to know if he had killed/hurt someone on that country road they could be liable if the kid is under 18. Even if he is over 18 and on their insurance they could easily be sued. Also he would be looking at some serious jail time too.
Local fellow here ran over a woman walking just a few years ago. He was just 25 at that time. He was cresting a hill with the sun in his eyes. He hit her square. Did not even swerve. Going 65 on a 45 MPH road. The local prosecutor showed how this young man had a history for speeding and driving fast on county roads. Took the jury less than an hour to convict him. He is spending the next 15 years in the state pen. Judge added no parole until at least 10 years served.
It may do you no good but I would at least try.
Also you are retired from being a State Patrol officer. DID you get his license number??? At the very least pass it along to some current officers. They can kind of watch out for him. Maybe catch him in the act. With the knowledge of his actions maybe they would be a little less forgiving if they stop him in the future.
Part of getting older is thinking of how your actions may turn out. He maybe a fine young man that just is clueless about what could happen. Never thinking about what could happen. He is just out having "fun" driving his car hard on the nice public road build just for his road racing abilities/enjoyment.
I would do something because if he runs over someone later I would feel kind of responsible for not going after him now.
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