[Map Kernow]

I see people on the road every damn day driving recklessly and over the speed limit. Every car commercial I see these days features some twerp driving the make of car in the ad like a friggin' maniac, to the accompaniment of thumping, wailing rock music. It's about time the example's set that if you drive like a fiend, you're going to wind up hurting someone or worse, and if you do, you have to pay. No exceptions!

[clamboat]

It's about time the example's set that if you drive like a fiend, you're going to wind up hurting someone or worse, and if you do, you have to pay. No exceptions!

Well, unless you are an FBI agent - then state patrol will even going so far as to blame the two dead victims for causing the crash, instead of the drunk FBI agent.

Farrall gets 90 days in wrong-way case

ex-FBI agent David Farrall crashed with Lauderhill brothers Maurice Williams, 23, and Craig Chambers, 19, on Nov. 23, 1999, near I-95's Atlantic Boulevard exit. The two brothers, who had come from choir practice, died in the mangled wreckage. Farrall, who had been drinking and watching Monday Night Football, survived.

The case drew enormous community attention because the brothers had initially been blamed for the crash before Florida Highway Patrol reversed its findings. Protesters claimed bias against young black men in favor of a white law enforcement officer.

[gitmo]

It's about time the example's set that if you drive like a fiend, you're going to wind up hurting someone or worse, and if you do, you have to pay. No exceptions!



Kennedy's car is removed from Poucha Pond at Chappaquiddick



Senator Teddy, wearing his controversial neck brace, leaves St. Vincent's Church with his wife, Joan, after the funeral Mass for Mary Jo Kopechne.