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Authorities said the Pananian's Ford Focus rolled several times, and the driver was catapulted onto the sign. CHP said he was not wearing a seatbelt. Pananian was pronounced dead at the scene.
Authorities said the Pananian's Ford Focus rolled several times, and the driver was catapulted onto the sign. CHP said he was not wearing a seatbelt. Pananian was pronounced dead at the scene.
What was he a "victim" of? The way the headline reads, one would think that he was a "victim" of someone elses actions. Fact is, he killed himself. Some stations/papers are getting it right by simply saying, "Driver..."
What was he a "victim" of? The way the headline reads, one would think that he was a "victim" of someone elses actions. Fact is, he killed himself. Some stations/papers are getting it right by simply saying, "Driver..."
I agree. He killed himself and almost killed the motorist and passengers in the vehicle he hit prior to rolling over. His inexperience and recklessness got him killed. He was no "victim".
Not a 'victim', but is a poster child for not wearing a seat belt.
Play stupid games.... etc.
Poster boy for a LOT of things.
1) The interstate highway system is not your personal playground.
2) Speed kills.
3) Seatbelts are a good idea.
4) Your Ford Focus is a nice car but it is not a "race car".
5) Sign your organ donor card; stupid kills but it could save someone else.
When I was in school for my EMT license, a veteran paramedic came to our class to talk about car accidents. One of the things he said stuck with me. He said, " I've scraped a lot of bodies off the road, but I've never unbuckled a corpse."
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