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so from this article at least no charges or tickets filed at this time
It then comes to a stop and several protesters surround the vehicle. The driver of the vehicle then takes off, hitting several protesters as it drives away. At least one woman was taken by ambulance to an area hospital. Officials said she has non-life threatening injuries. As of 5:30 p.m., Minneapolis police spokesman John Elder said the driver was not in custody and has not been ticketed. Read more at www.liveleak.com...
originally posted by: TerryMcGuire
To exonerate this driver is to hold him as a driver who ignores the first rule of driving . The very first rule. This is the rule my father taught me was the foundation of this privilege my nation offered me. The privilige of driving. I took an oath to up hold this rule when I took my first test. This rule is, you will take all caution in the presence of pedestrians. Simple.
originally posted by: TerryMcGuire
Back again. An automoble should not be driven towards a group, gathering, mob, parade, assembly of people in ANY event. The correct course of action by a conscientious driver would be to stay well clear in all cases. An automobile is a lethal weapon in my book and should in all cases be considered this way and used accordingly.
Sorry it does not. Ziggy suggests
originally posted by: TiedDestructor
a reply to: TerryMcGuire
Read Jiggys post above me.
Your answer is there.
(Hint...gtfo the road!)
Night night
Incorrect in every state I have been licensed. As long as this issue is considered on any level other that rules of the road, the conclusion can be biased by any number of moralistic interpretations. Certainly gtfotr is one. However considering it by the under the auspice of the driving code it can only be deemed and infraction. Thats all I'm saying
and the driver has every right to move forward as long as they give the people the opportunity to move.