[Dan from Michigan]

Holy @#^@. I take that ramp (which sucks) home almost every day. I'll almost gaurantee the cop had no chance to see her. That's a sharp curve on a hill in a high traffic area.

That's a Darwin award. US-127 and I-96 are both expressways for those who don't know. It's a high traffic ramp for those going to and from East Lansing and Lansing towards the East Burbs, Livingston County, Ann Arbor, and also the Detroit area.

[Conspiracy Guy]

First SUV's now Deputy's Patrol Cars.

[Mikey_1962]

I know this area too... what the hell was she doing there??

[MeanWestTexan]

"The sheriff's department put the call out at about 8 p.m., asking deputies to get the pedestrian off the highway."

Talk about efficiency!

[Mr. K]

"...the deputy's car hit Potter.."

that car should be jailed!

[SpyGuy]

She was not carrying identification, but police were able to determine who she was from a receipt found in her pocket. She had no known address and few possessions with her other than the clothes she was wearing, Nix said.

<sarcasm>What? A homeless person wandering the roads at night? Wow, that's a surprise!</sarcasm>

In the San Francisco Bay Area, they're more common than not. I'm surprised this doesn't happen more often around here.

The sad thing is, as a child and young adult, I never saw vagrants on the streets of the Northern Peninsula (and I rarely saw them in S.F. because they were only in the "seedy" neighborhoods). Now, thanks to the Liberals, they are everywhere, like an infestation of human cockroaches, harassing people and literally polluting even the expensive suburbs.

Oops. I guess that wasn't very politically correct of me. Ha! Like I give a damn.

[steplock]

Damn! I thought only SUV's were attacking and killing people?! Now cars are getting out of hand! Get da lynchin' rope!

[JesseHousman]

Poor cop. Poor lady.