ICU nurse, 37, cries in court after being charged with six counts of MURDER: She faces 90-year prison sentence after 100mph LA crash killed pregnant mother, her unborn baby, her one-year-old son and FOUR others

Daily Mail UK ^ | August 8, 2022 | Claudia Aoraha

[COBOL2Java]

Nah, we’re pretty much “lead, follow, or get the hell out of the way” unfortunately the influx of foreigners (people from other states and illegals) have brought their home grown or lack thereof driving skills with them. :)

I was working on a project in San Antonio a while ago. I stayed in a hotel near the highway. The entrance to the hotel was by a one-way street. After checking in, I asked the hotel clerk for directions to a restaurant. It was after dark, and he cautioned me "Be careful pulling out of our parking lot; make sure you watch carefully for oncoming traffic."

I thought that was curious given it went out to a 25mph one-way street. Another hotel guest came up to me. "He's not permitted to tell you why," he started, "but it's because of the illegals. They speed down the road with all their lights off. They figure they won't be seen by the police that way."

Sure enough, as I pulled out of the parking lot that evening, I spied a car speeding towards me, no headlights. I waited for him to pass and pulled out carefully, staying on well-lit streets.

[GingisK]

She does have access to far more interesting stuff.

[BrandtMichaels]

While I think what you say is true, I also think God often sends angels to intervene (probably much more often than we may think).

Also sometimes the worst things that happen have silver-linings, you have to take the good with the bad in this world but...

“All things work together for good for those who love God and are fitting into his plans.” Romans 8:28

[SamAdams76]

I’ve learned over the years that the only difference between many of those in prison and us on the outside is that those on the outside made a better choice in that moment of their lives.

Anger can be so self-destructive, not to mention harmful to others around you as this nurse learned.

I think of the few times my wife and I got into a real argument. Each of those times, I left the house to take a long walk or a long drive (though a peaceful drive - not tearing through neighborhoods like this nurse). When I came back, my head was cleared and I was ready to work things out in a civil manner.

My wife would criticize me for that behavior, like I was "running away" from a fight. Actually I was. And I likely prevented myself from doing or saying something I would regret for the rest of my life.

Same with potential road rage incidents. When I get a jerk tailgating me or otherwise driving in an offensive manner, I just pull over and let the person go around me. Just not worth it.

[perfect_rovian_storm]

Yes, you should keep it there.

[Jonty30]

Amen.
It has been my experience that the more dependent upon God a person is, the more miracles that seem to happen in their life.

[lee martell]

You did the right thing, giving yourself time to decide how to respond. You know yourself well.
I know by experience that some remarks can never be unsaid, whether one apologizes or not.

[bert]

——Anger can be so self-destructive,-—

It is a certainty that anger got Lt Cdr John McCain shot down

[Labyrinthos]

If anyone bothered to read the story, you would know she wasn’t drunk.

From the article: "One woman claimed that the driver was her friend, and that she had been drinking after fighting with her boyfriend prior to the deadly crash."

[TangoLimaSierra]

She was mad at her boyfriend.

Yep. I think she was trying to kill herself without a thought about those she takes with her.

[damper99]

Protected class. She’ll get maybe six months and some community service.