Posted by robert major on August 04, 2014 at 20:19:45 from (216.130.91.203):
In Reply to: Another Tragedy posted by David G on August 04, 2014 at 13:53:08:
Sorry to hear about the accident. Our neighbors look after, there grandsons, sad story with their mom dying. So the twins wanted dirt bikes like there friends in town, these kids are about 13 now. all of a sudden the kids are riding in town and out past us on Gravel with other traffic. I kinda felt like calling the cops a few times I had narrow escapes with them and their friends out here. Guess they got "seen" by the cops in town who followed them home, Haven't seen the bikes or kids in town since. Well atleast I can now look the grandma in the eye and tell her it weren't me dropped them in it. What a few don't know is theres an under cover cop moved into a house in town! These bikes are as dangerous as a tractor or lawn mower to kids and the parents are paying the ultimate price in some cases, This should not be happening. Something needs to be done about it, Law changes, fines, ban the youngsters, or safety courses to buy own or operate them.! How it would ever get inforced I don't know. I would hate to see mandatory jail time for a greiving parent or owner that lost/ got a child killed in an accident, for letting them drive the bike, or quad Regards Robert
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