Why do you mention that he was "very capable"?In any case it's sad when someone is killed in that way, and more so because a very capable grade 2 teacher was lost.
My first instinct here was to dump a few insults on you, but I'll treat you with some respect.Why do you mention that he was "very capable"?
How is that relevant to the situation? You are actually saying that his death is more regrettable because he was a very capable teacher. So, if he'd been a tramp, that would make his death less regrettable?
Anyway, how do you know how capable he was, as a teacher? You can deduce that his capability as a cyclist must have been somewhat below par, but that is all.
seen a hit and run first hand while i was a cab driver in georgetown. if it wasn't for me and what i told them they wouldn't have caught the guy and me showing up at court put him in jail. i have no issue with what i did and the girl who got hit was walking at night in full dark clothes on a dark street, she lived and after a few months was able to walk again.Murder probably not. But negligent homicide is possible if timelier care could have saved the life of the cyclist.
Hit and run drivers are the scum of the earth. They leave a seriously injured person lying on the road because of what? Insurance rates?
unless someone saw it happen good odds he will never be caught.Apparently, Mr. Samson was still alive after the initial hit. If the guilty driver had called 911 immediately, Mr. Samson might/could/would still be alive to-day. Where is that damn driver?
No cause if you had a few drinks, then no mater what, the death becomes partly your fault. You end up in jail and sued up the ass till your broke.Murder probably not. But negligent homicide is possible if timelier care could have saved the life of the cyclist.
Hit and run drivers are the scum of the earth. They leave a seriously injured person lying on the road because of what? Insurance rates?
how come you write in such an inflammatory way? just for fun? from what we've heard, the driver was guilty of nothing until he/she left the scene.Apparently, Mr. Samson was still alive after the initial hit. If the guilty driver had called 911 immediately, Mr. Samson might/could/would still be alive to-day. Where is that damn driver?
he hates cars and people that drive them.how come you write in such an inflammatory way? just for fun? from what we've heard, the driver was guilty of nothing until he/she left the scene.
Apparently, Mr. Samson was still alive after the initial hit. If the guilty driver had called 911 immediately, Mr. Samson might/could/would still be alive to-day. Where is that damn driver?
larry, there is a clue in his post count.how come you write in such an inflammatory way? just for fun? from what we've heard, the driver was guilty of nothing until he/she left the scene.
i like it when you show up.Because Rockslinger is a troll. He posts things in such a way to create reactions.
And he seldom has enough information to to make any rational comment.
In this case he says if the first driver (the murderer!) had have called 911 , then the guy might have lived.
According to the actual words of the second driver speaking to the TV cameras, who hit the cyclist a second later, the cyclist was essentially dead on the spot with massive head trauma. There was brain matter and copious amounts of blood in the news video shown.
But then again folks like Rockslinger apparently survive brain injuries so who knows....:crazy:
That is wrong, if the driver was impaired, then he should not have been driving in the first place. The law used to be that you could be drunk and the accident might not be your fault but that was change long ago. Who is to say if the driver was 100% sober he might have been able to brake and stop in time or not hit the guy so hard.how come you write in such an inflammatory way? just for fun? from what we've heard, the driver was guilty of nothing until he/she left the scene.
And the laws are getting tougher and tougher.Hit and run seem to be pretty common in Toronto it seem like a culture thing. People are getting more meaner and meaner.
Yeah, after he sobered up...lets find out where the driver was coming fromThe driver has turned himself in (according to CP24).
Finally. He or she left big chunks of the car lying around at the scene so the vehicle would have been tracked down anyway. The problem now is that if he or she was drunk (or on drugs) at the time, it is hard to prove more than 30 hours later.The driver has turned himself in (according to CP24).
