Posted on 08/09/2026 11:27:41 AM PDT by simpson96
BRADENTON, Fla. - Bradenton police arrested 34-year-old Lindsey Gore on Sunday morning following a Saturday night hit-and-run crash that left a man critically injured.
Bradenton police arrested 34-year-old Lindsey Gore on Sunday morning after a serious crash along 14th St W.
Investigators said Gore was driving a Toyota 4Runner around 10:50 p.m. on Saturday when she struck a man walking his bicycle across the road.
Police said Gore drove away from the scene in the SUV, which had noticeable damage to its front headlight. The victim was taken to the hospital where he remains with life-threatening injuries.
Gore was charged with hit-and-run causing serious bodily injury, according to police.
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Never say never LOL. Any port in a storm and all that...
He’s a guest columnist on Bob Loblaw’s Law blog.
Thought it said Badminton there fof a minute!! 😳
Guess her airbag deployed.
Infected by TDS, fat and ugly - and homicidal - is a tough way to go through life.
FL: Hit and Run crashes involving injuries or fatalities escalate to felonies carrying multi-year prison sentences and mandatory 3-year driver’s license revocations.
Lindsay Gore is having a WAY worse party than her sister Lesley!
"There is only one thing worse than being talked about... and that is NOT being talked about." -- Oscar Wilde, 1890
Sorry, been busy this weekend. Between regular work, house maintenance, building a new basement apartment, fiancée stuff... barely had a moment to sit at a computer.
“Call the Law offices of Lazamataz. LazLaw.com”
LOL!!!
I’d like to hear her story—before her lawyer got to inventing that somebody else did the driving...
I saw her once, standing in the road herself. She told me to drive around. I told her I didn't think I had enough gas.
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