DC driver with $12k in tickets flees US Park police, kills 3 people

[Anonymous]

Dumb question but why does DC not boot cars with this many unpaid fines?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why was this person not already behind bars?

For speeding? Do you know how often judges in DC lock people up for traffic? The answer if almost never.

[Anonymous]

So, I’m guessing this person hasn’t been named yet?

We know the driver of the car who killed six construction workers in Baltimore (Lisa Adrienne Lea) but not this person. Why?

[Anonymous]

Have they identified the bum yet? They obviously live in Ward 8 or PG County, based on their ticket history.

[Anonymous]

It's no been a month. Will there ever be an update?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's no been a month. Will there ever be an update?

Why not call the Park Police and find out?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's no been a month. Will there ever be an update?

Why not call the Park Police and find out?

You’d think our esteemed media would have such a thought but they seem as anxious to memory hole it as the police.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's no been a month. Will there ever be an update?

Why not call the Park Police and find out?

You’d think our esteemed media would have such a thought but they seem as anxious to memory hole it as the police.

Obviously it’s not that important to you then.

[Anonymous]

Unfortunately, this story does not fit into any narrative that the city cares about:

1. No police brutality
2. Shows that traffic cameras are not about public safety
3. Shows that no one needs to pay traffic tickets
4. Driver will probably have a rap sheet a mile long

So we may never hear anything about the case again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately, this story does not fit into any narrative that the city cares about:

1. No police brutality
2. Shows that traffic cameras are not about public safety
3. Shows that no one needs to pay traffic tickets
4. Driver will probably have a rap sheet a mile long

So we may never hear anything about the case again.

What are you seeking to find out exactly?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately, this story does not fit into any narrative that the city cares about:

1. No police brutality
2. Shows that traffic cameras are not about public safety
3. Shows that no one needs to pay traffic tickets
4. Driver will probably have a rap sheet a mile long

So we may never hear anything about the case again.

What are you seeking to find out exactly?

Not PP, but it is certainly reasonable to want to know who killed three people despite a well-documented history of reckless driving.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately, this story does not fit into any narrative that the city cares about:

1. No police brutality
2. Shows that traffic cameras are not about public safety
3. Shows that no one needs to pay traffic tickets
4. Driver will probably have a rap sheet a mile long

So we may never hear anything about the case again.

What are you seeking to find out exactly?

Not PP, but it is certainly reasonable to want to know who killed three people despite a well-documented history of reckless driving.

Okay. If you’re so interested, why not call up the Park Police and request the accident report?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately, this story does not fit into any narrative that the city cares about:

1. No police brutality
2. Shows that traffic cameras are not about public safety
3. Shows that no one needs to pay traffic tickets
4. Driver will probably have a rap sheet a mile long

So we may never hear anything about the case again.

What are you seeking to find out exactly?

Not PP, but it is certainly reasonable to want to know who killed three people despite a well-documented history of reckless driving.

What business of it is yours to know who they are? Are you a racist?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately, this story does not fit into any narrative that the city cares about:

1. No police brutality
2. Shows that traffic cameras are not about public safety
3. Shows that no one needs to pay traffic tickets
4. Driver will probably have a rap sheet a mile long

So we may never hear anything about the case again.

What are you seeking to find out exactly?

Not PP, but it is certainly reasonable to want to know who killed three people despite a well-documented history of reckless driving.

What business of it is yours to know who they are? Are you a racist?

When Karon Blake was killed, did you take the view that it was racist to want to know the identity of the shooter?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately, this story does not fit into any narrative that the city cares about:

1. No police brutality
2. Shows that traffic cameras are not about public safety
3. Shows that no one needs to pay traffic tickets
4. Driver will probably have a rap sheet a mile long

So we may never hear anything about the case again.

What are you seeking to find out exactly?

Not PP, but it is certainly reasonable to want to know who killed three people despite a well-documented history of reckless driving.

What business of it is yours to know who they are? Are you a racist?

They are not actually interested in knowing, because they could find out with a couple phone calls. What they want is for the media to report it so that they can guffaw about it online in vaguely racists ways with other people.