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Oh, my. The driver of the van is in for a treat.

If I were the responding officer, they would get the full meal deal. Where to start?

First, the appitizers:

46.61.050 - Obedience to traffic control signal;
46.61.110 - Overtaking on the left;
46.61.400 - Basic rule (speeding)
46.04.672 - Vehicle or pedestrian right of way.

Now, the vegetables....

46.61.500 - Reckless Driving - Mandatory Court Appearance - Gross Misdemeanor

And, to complete our festivities, the main course:

46.61.522 - Vehicular Assault - B Felony.

Especially after seeing that video.

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I think that is a bull shit way to go. Stacking charges just to make certain somebody gets the shaft is wrong. Pick the best charge you can substantiate, document and present to the prosecutor. List other violations without charging them and let the prosecutor decide.

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Wed Apr 19, 2017 8:14 pm
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My children had something hammered into them so hard long before they began driving with a learner's permit.

I don't know who teaches that "Green light means GO" but my kids can recite their father's fiery preaching to this day. Hah, one of them did it at our family reunion in January.

"Green light means Verify all conditions are safe to proceed, then carefully proceed through the intersection."
It doesn't matter how safe a driver YOU are. You're only a good driver if you are watching for and anticipating danger from others.


Wed Apr 19, 2017 8:26 pm
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My children had something hammered into them so hard long before they began driving with a learner's permit.

I don't know who teaches that "Green light means GO" but my kids can recite their father's fiery preaching to this day. Hah, one of them did it at our family reunion in January.

"Green light means Verify all conditions are safe to proceed, then carefully proceed through the intersection."
It doesn't matter how safe a driver YOU are. You're only a good driver if you are watching for and anticipating danger from others.

I never taught the green light verify thing to my kids.

But I DID try to beat the lesson into their skulls that they should drive as if all other vehicles out there are being driven by people who are intentionally TRYING to have a wreck, with you involved.

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Old Jim wrote:
Powderman wrote:
Oh, my. The driver of the van is in for a treat.

If I were the responding officer, they would get the full meal deal. Where to start?

First, the appitizers:

46.61.050 - Obedience to traffic control signal;
46.61.110 - Overtaking on the left;
46.61.400 - Basic rule (speeding)
46.04.672 - Vehicle or pedestrian right of way.

Now, the vegetables....

46.61.500 - Reckless Driving - Mandatory Court Appearance - Gross Misdemeanor

And, to complete our festivities, the main course:

46.61.522 - Vehicular Assault - B Felony.

Especially after seeing that video.

:blackcloud1:

I think that is a bull shit way to go. Stacking charges just to make certain somebody gets the shaft is wrong. Pick the best charge you can substantiate, document and present to the prosecutor. List other violations without charging them and let the prosecutor decide.

So if someone raped and murdered your daughter you'd prefer they were only charged with murder since that's the "best charge?" The rape part would just be "stacking charges?"

I don't see it that way. This person showed serious reckless disregard for the law, and more importantly, the safety of others. They need a serious peepee slap.

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sinus211 wrote:
Old Jim wrote:
Powderman wrote:
Oh, my. The driver of the van is in for a treat.

If I were the responding officer, they would get the full meal deal. Where to start?

First, the appitizers:

46.61.050 - Obedience to traffic control signal;
46.61.110 - Overtaking on the left;
46.61.400 - Basic rule (speeding)
46.04.672 - Vehicle or pedestrian right of way.

Now, the vegetables....

46.61.500 - Reckless Driving - Mandatory Court Appearance - Gross Misdemeanor

And, to complete our festivities, the main course:

46.61.522 - Vehicular Assault - B Felony.

Especially after seeing that video.

:blackcloud1:

I think that is a bull shit way to go. Stacking charges just to make certain somebody gets the shaft is wrong. Pick the best charge you can substantiate, document and present to the prosecutor. List other violations without charging them and let the prosecutor decide.

So if someone raped and murdered your daughter you'd prefer they were only charged with murder since that's the "best charge?" The rape part would just be "stacking charges?"

I don't see it that way. This person showed serious reckless disregard for the law, and more importantly, the safety of others. They need a serious peepee slap.



i'd shoot em on the spot or knife em to bleed out in the major arteries

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There are often accidents at that spot on 208th, although this person is exceptionally stupid. Did you get the plate? It looks like at least a partial.

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That van was in a right turn lane. That had a green right turn arrow. Are you going to sit there and wait for every car that comes to start making that turn before you go? And look again she was already partially out before the speeding van even arrived at the intersection. Are you saying she should have stopped just in case that van didn't make the right turn at the green turn arrow? It's a reasonable assumption that the person in the right turn lane, with the green arrow, is actually going to turn right. The only time that lane would have a red light would be when the street she was on had a green light. Are you going to wait for that every time? Because that is the only time that oncoming traffic will actually be stopping.


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That van was in a right turn lane. That had a green right turn arrow. Are you going to sit there and wait for every car that comes to start making that turn before you go? And look again she was already partially out before the speeding van even arrived at the intersection. Are you saying she should have stopped just in case that van didn't make the right turn at the green turn arrow? It's a reasonable assumption that the person in the right turn lane, with the green arrow, is actually going to turn right. The only time that lane would have a red light would be when the street she was on had a green light. Are you going to wait for that every time? Because that is the only time that oncoming traffic will actually be stopping.


i thought that's what i said.

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Old Jim wrote:
Powderman wrote:
Oh, my. The driver of the van is in for a treat.

If I were the responding officer, they would get the full meal deal. Where to start?

First, the appitizers:

46.61.050 - Obedience to traffic control signal;
46.61.110 - Overtaking on the left;
46.61.400 - Basic rule (speeding)
46.04.672 - Vehicle or pedestrian right of way.

Now, the vegetables....

46.61.500 - Reckless Driving - Mandatory Court Appearance - Gross Misdemeanor

And, to complete our festivities, the main course:

46.61.522 - Vehicular Assault - B Felony.

Especially after seeing that video.

:blackcloud1:

I think that is a bull shit way to go. Stacking charges just to make certain somebody gets the shaft is wrong. Pick the best charge you can substantiate, document and present to the prosecutor. List other violations without charging them and let the prosecutor decide.


Not if those charges individually apply.

Ie charging both reckless and negligent to see what sticks I'd say is BS...but if they broke 4 laws, charge as such.

It's not uncommon to get a reckless driving charge in MD if you run a red light intentionally.. like I said before, in MD he'd be in handcuffs....and be looking at a good $1500 in fines plus criminal charges..and his insurance would pay for the lady but not him since he was breaking the law when the accident occurred.

Still pisses me off when i think about it...Guy looked a little scared but not enough...

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On two wheels and with a helmet on? :bigsmile:


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I think that is a bull shit way to go. Stacking charges just to make certain somebody gets the shaft is wrong. Pick the best charge you can substantiate, document and present to the prosecutor. List other violations without charging them and let the prosecutor decide.


So if someone raped and murdered your daughter you'd prefer they were only charged with murder since that's the "best charge?" The rape part would just be "stacking charges?"

I don't see it that way. This person showed serious reckless disregard for the law, and more importantly, the safety of others. They need a serious peepee slap.


Read for content. The responding office or investigator does not "charge" the violator, but issues a citation. The prosecutor is the one who decides and files the charge that is most appropriate.
And, TW you must start to realize that we are not in MD, so your knowledge does not apply here, although maybe it should.

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And, TW you must start to realize that we are not in MD, so your knowledge does not apply here, although maybe it should.


Just using it as a point of reference. I'm well aware this isn't MD..and thank god for that....

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I think that is a bull shit way to go. Stacking charges just to make certain somebody gets the shaft is wrong. Pick the best charge you can substantiate, document and present to the prosecutor. List other violations without charging them and let the prosecutor decide.

So if someone raped and murdered your daughter you'd prefer they were only charged with murder since that's the "best charge?" The rape part would just be "stacking charges?"

I don't see it that way. This person showed serious reckless disregard for the law, and more importantly, the safety of others. They need a serious peepee slap.

Read for content. The responding office or investigator does not "charge" the violator, but issues a citation. The prosecutor is the one who decides and files the charge that is most appropriate.
And, TW you must start to realize that we are not in MD, so your knowledge does not apply here, although maybe it should.


You're talking about criminal law, not traffic law. Non-criminal traffic citations don't cross a prosecutor's desk. It's my understanding that if he isn't cited at the scene, he won't ever be. IMO you throw the book at a guy like this. If he doesn't like it, he can lawyer up and fight the citations in traffic court.

I made a criminal case comparison because you phrased it as if it were a criminal case (prosecutor/picking "charges"). If I'm "reading for content" then I'd say your suggestion of "picking charges" is illogical and ill fit to this situation.

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In court waiting to testify against this guy.... Prosecutor has video... This should be interesting.

Edit: Effin prosecutor didn't advise me that the date was changed. Case was still on docket.. I show up because I was subpoenaed...... And wait for an bour... For nothing..

Waste of gas and time... Thanks..

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