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From Howie Carr
WRKO talk show host Howie Carr has a police report from a separate Pat Kennedy car crash two weeks ago:
http://www.howiecarr.com/
Check out Rep. Kennedy's handwriting!
Jason Smith compares that scrawl with Kennedy's normal penmanship:
Full police report here (http://rope.wrko-am.fimc.net/bulger/042506_accident.pdf). Reader Gene e-mails:
Good grief, I just read the police / accident report from the Kennedy accident in Rhode Island. Some observations: Kennedy was clearly the "at fault" driver, he turned left directly into the path of an on-coming car. Did he get cited? Can't tell. Both operators filled out a statement. The other driver's is detailed (15 lines of fairly small printing) and looks ordinary. Kennedy's is so scribbled it cannot even be said that it looks like a child. It is very short (2 1/2 lines of larger "printing"), few of the words can even be read, and the writing goes all over the place (up - down - sideways). In spite of what the officer wrote, there is no way an unimpaired person writes like that. Kennedy can't even legibly write his name or address, let alone the narrative details. Saturday morning at 10:00 am - anyone impaired at that time of the morning has a REAL problem. Kennedy's vehicle is owned by "Friends of Patrick Kennedy, Inc." Hum, he doesn't even own the car he drives in this home state? When and to whom did Kennedy report the details of this accident in which he crashed into a member of the public? How much delay was there before he reported it and why would he delay the reporting? What's good for the VP goose is good for the Congressman gander. The other operator is insured by USAA, meaning he has some military connection - active - Reserve, Guard or retired.
Fausta at The Bad Hair Blog notes something important about Kennedy's claim that he was late to a vote: http://badhairblog.blogspot.com/2006/05/another-kennedy-car-crash.html
Late to a vote? One would think that answer showed he was drunk, but he was claiming something else: More like claiming diplomatic Constitutional immunity. United States Constitution,
Section 6. The Senators and Representatives shall receive a compensation for their services, to be ascertained by law, and paid out of the treasury of the United States. They shall in all cases, except treason, felony and breach of the peace, be privileged from arrest during their attendance at the session of their respective Houses, and in going to and returning from the same; and for any speech or debate in either House, they shall not be questioned in any other place.
Patrick claims he no alcohol prior to the incident.
And if he did, it sure didn't affect his memory of the Constitution.
