Posted on 01/15/2015 8:40:44 AM PST by TurboZamboni
Fuselier continued into Trempealeau County at speeds that reached 80 mph until officers lost him on Gilmeister Road and found his car in a ditch, the complaint stated.
Authorities from both counties followed footprints into a wooded area for more than one mile and across a creek before a deputy found Fuselier on the ground unable to get up because his prosthetic leg was stuck in a fence, according to the complaint.
Police found meth and a pipe in his car.
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Oh My.
Like something from The “Jackass” movie.
(Carmina Burana is playing in my head right now!)
He didn’t lose it. It’s right where he left it.
Who built his leg? Tony Stark?
He still had a leg to stand on
What, no mug shot?
He’s wanted for his part of a fencing operation.
His disability caused him to be caught.
He’s a VICTIM.
Pay him.
Police were stumped.
So was he.
The funniest thing about this story to me?
Before he got stuck, the one-legged man was winning the footrace!
Wisconsin cops struggle to catch a one-legged man?
Sounds like its time to lay off the beer and the bratwursts to me.
Whelp - the straps didn’t hold and therefore according to regulation the medical device didn’t perform as intended.
Walking/running across a field is a foreseeable use of the device (even if pursued by the cops).
So he should file a complaint with the manufacturer, and then since the strap failure could foreseeably have resulted in a fall and injury they will have to file a Medical Device Report with the FDA.
That’s what we’ve come to - some doped up crook evades police and results in some poor engineer in a prosthetic company needing to report it to the federal government as a failure on their part. (sigh)
He couldn’t get s leg up.
He’ll lose in court because he doesn’t have much of a leg to stand on.
Man,
Ya just can’t make this kind of stuff up,
No one would believe you.
good fences make jumpy neigbors.
Blademethrunner
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