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hydroep wrote:If she did the wrong thing, she's paid the ultimate price for her misjudgement. Correspondingly, the drunk driver should get his just deserts as well.
R.I.P.
ghostbusters wrote:hydroep wrote:If she did the wrong thing, she's paid the ultimate price for her misjudgement. Correspondingly, the drunk driver should get his just deserts as well.
R.I.P.
how would they know if the guy was drunk? he never stopped...
turbosingh wrote:Investigators said a 44-year-old Palmyra resident walked into the San Fernando Police Station shortly after the incident. The man told police he “knocked down something” on the road.
Police said a breathalyser test was administered on the driver and he failed. The driver was detained by police and is expected to be charged with the offence.
ghostbusters wrote:so she parked on the road and opened the door to take out her child...i might seem like the bad guy here, but she put her and her child's life at risk
http://www.newsday.co.tt/news/0,183101.html
urabus wrote:I wont say she was careless, cuz many of us are guilty of this on a daily basis.
pioneer wrote:She went out with a bang.
urabus wrote:I wont say she was careless, cuz many of us are guilty of this on a daily basis.
ghostbusters wrote:urabus wrote:I wont say she was careless, cuz many of us are guilty of this on a daily basis.
Sheep mentality, if enough folks are doing it then its justified.
urabus wrote:ghostbusters wrote:urabus wrote:I wont say she was careless, cuz many of us are guilty of this on a daily basis.
Sheep mentality, if enough folks are doing it then its justified.
Not saying she was right, but at times a little discretion must be exercised when ppl on the roads. yes there are rules and regulations but just because she took a chance - doesnt mean she had to die this way.....
ghostbusters wrote:urabus wrote:ghostbusters wrote:urabus wrote:I wont say she was careless, cuz many of us are guilty of this on a daily basis.
Sheep mentality, if enough folks are doing it then its justified.
Not saying she was right, but at times a little discretion must be exercised when ppl on the roads. yes there are rules and regulations but just because she took a chance - doesnt mean she had to die this way.....
I had a young friend that died on the roads because of a single indiscretion...don't take chances on the roadways, that is the equivalent of playing russian roulette with a gun with only one bullet taken out...
It is alleged that on August 31 at Tarouba Road, St Clements, Owen drove motor vehicle PBG1879 dangerously along the road, causing the death of Seepersad-Joseph.
The charge was laid under Section 71 A of the Motor Vehicle Road Traffic Act.
Another charge of dangerous driving was also read.
Wellington enquired from legal adviser to the Southern Division, Ramdath Phillip, about the choice of these two charges.
screwbash wrote:it good for she. I hope he get away with a fine for driving drunk and thats it, no jail time. People in this country does watch coming and still cross the road with a dam " bonks meh nah" attitude. Pedestrians only have right of way at a zebra crossing or pedestrian crosswalk. So i think he should get away with minor charges as an example to other pedestrians in trinidad.
71A. (1) A person who drives a motor vehicle dangerously on a road commits an offence and is liable on summary conviction to a fine of ten thousand dollars and to imprisonment for five years.
(2) A person convicted of an offence under this section shall, without prejudice to the power of the Court to order a longer period of disqualification, be disqualified for a period of twelve months from the date of the conviction from holding or obtaining a driving permit, and on a third conviction for a like offence he shall be permanently disqualified from holding or obtaining a driving permit.
screwbash wrote:it good for she. the car magically appear and bonks she down? it was the night, she couldnt see the lights of the car and either doh cross or step aside. She couldnt hear the engine?
I hope he get away with a fine for driving drunk and thats it, no jail time. People in this country does watch a car coming and still cross the road with a dam " bonks meh nah" attitude. Pedestrians only have right of way at a zebra crossing or pedestrian crosswalk. So i think he should get away with minor charges as an example to other pedestrians in trinidad.
71A. (1) A person who drives a motor vehicle dangerously on a road commits an offence and is liable on summary conviction to a fine of ten thousand dollars and to imprisonment for five years.
(2) A person convicted of an offence under this section shall, without prejudice to the power of the Court to order a longer period of disqualification, be disqualified for a period of twelve months from the date of the conviction from holding or obtaining a driving permit, and on a third conviction for a like offence he shall be permanently disqualified from holding or obtaining a driving permit.
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