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

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What took so long? Dc should be liable for not keeping this menace off the road.

+1 and I hope the families sue the sh*t out of the city prompting them to FINALLY do something

I hope so too. The stories about the victims are absolutely heartbreaking.

The victims?

NO ONE cares about them. Not anymore.

Elected lawmakers only care about: eliminating bail, sentence reduction, “restorative justice,” etc. of course, this all results in far more innocent victims of crime / victims of criminals.


Which party is electing these lawmakers again?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What took so long? Dc should be liable for not keeping this menace off the road.

+1 and I hope the families sue the sh*t out of the city prompting them to FINALLY do something

I hope so too. The stories about the victims are absolutely heartbreaking.

The victims?

NO ONE cares about them. Not anymore.

Elected lawmakers only care about: eliminating bail, sentence reduction, “restorative justice,” etc. of course, this all results in far more innocent victims of crime / victims of criminals.

Which party is electing these lawmakers again?

Gotta admire their commitment to equity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What took so long? Dc should be liable for not keeping this menace off the road.

+1 and I hope the families sue the sh*t out of the city prompting them to FINALLY do something

I hope so too. The stories about the victims are absolutely heartbreaking.

The victims?

NO ONE cares about them. Not anymore.

Elected lawmakers only care about: eliminating bail, sentence reduction, “restorative justice,” etc. of course, this all results in far more innocent victims of crime / victims of criminals.

Dead victims don’t vote. <taps head>

[Anonymous]

We have a name now, and more info.

https://wapo.st/3NgpuIc

[Anonymous]

Remarkable incompetence by the DC government in allowing that woman to have a license with all the DUIs. But no mention in that article about all the traffic camera tickets and why the vehicle had not been booted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Remarkable incompetence by the DC government in allowing that woman to have a license with all the DUIs. But no mention in that article about all the traffic camera tickets and why the vehicle had not been booted.

Sometimes the incompetence and even malevolence of DC government is breathtaking. Bowser, city council, department heads. They just don't care. DC government is nothing more than a grift, an old timey patronage system. Five DUIs and she's still driving and killing people as a result. In a perfect world, DC officials would be convicted as accessories to murder. Those three people would be alive today if someone had actually done their job

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We have a name now, and more info.

https://wapo.st/3NgpuIc

So, it really was a road design issue. The roads aren't designed to allow people to safely flee from the police.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What took so long? Dc should be liable for not keeping this menace off the road.

+1 and I hope the families sue the sh*t out of the city prompting them to FINALLY do something

I hope so too. The stories about the victims are absolutely heartbreaking.

The victims?

NO ONE cares about them. Not anymore.

Elected lawmakers only care about: eliminating bail, sentence reduction, “restorative justice,” etc. of course, this all results in far more innocent victims of crime / victims of criminals.

Dead victims don’t vote. <taps head>

Plus they were mainly Hispanic -- second class citizens in DC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Remarkable incompetence by the DC government in allowing that woman to have a license with all the DUIs. But no mention in that article about all the traffic camera tickets and why the vehicle had not been booted.

Sometimes the incompetence and even malevolence of DC government is breathtaking. Bowser, city council, department heads. They just don't care. DC government is nothing more than a grift, an old timey patronage system. Five DUIs and she's still driving and killing people as a result. In a perfect world, DC officials would be convicted as accessories to murder. Those three people would be alive today if someone had actually done their job

I really thought it was someone connected. I had no idea the weaponized incompetence of the DC government could enable nothing more than a garden variety drunk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What took so long? Dc should be liable for not keeping this menace off the road.

+1 and I hope the families sue the sh*t out of the city prompting them to FINALLY do something

I hope so too. The stories about the victims are absolutely heartbreaking.

The victims?

NO ONE cares about them. Not anymore.

Elected lawmakers only care about: eliminating bail, sentence reduction, “restorative justice,” etc. of course, this all results in far more innocent victims of crime / victims of criminals.

Dead victims don’t vote. <taps head>

Plus they were mainly Hispanic -- second class citizens in DC.

This is heartbreaking and true. If the occupants of the car she hit had been wealthy, white, connected or any combination this would be a different story.

[Anonymous]

The D.C. Department of Motor Vehicles has long declined to address whether Walker had a valid license, though a defense attorney asserted in court that she did.

This is confounding to me. Either she did, or she didn't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What took so long? Dc should be liable for not keeping this menace off the road.

+1 and I hope the families sue the sh*t out of the city prompting them to FINALLY do something

I hope so too. The stories about the victims are absolutely heartbreaking.

The victims?

NO ONE cares about them. Not anymore.

Elected lawmakers only care about: eliminating bail, sentence reduction, “restorative justice,” etc. of course, this all results in far more innocent victims of crime / victims of criminals.

Dead victims don’t vote. <taps head>

Plus they were mainly Hispanic -- second class citizens in DC.

This is heartbreaking and true. If the occupants of the car she hit had been wealthy, white, connected or any combination this would be a different story.

I think pp meant that they would matter more if they'd been AA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What took so long? Dc should be liable for not keeping this menace off the road.

+1 and I hope the families sue the sh*t out of the city prompting them to FINALLY do something

I hope so too. The stories about the victims are absolutely heartbreaking.

The victims?

NO ONE cares about them. Not anymore.

Elected lawmakers only care about: eliminating bail, sentence reduction, “restorative justice,” etc. of course, this all results in far more innocent victims of crime / victims of criminals.

Dead victims don’t vote. <taps head>

Plus they were mainly Hispanic -- second class citizens in DC.

This is heartbreaking and true. If the occupants of the car she hit had been wealthy, white, connected or any combination this would be a different story.

I think pp meant that they would matter more if they'd been AA.

The demographics of homicide victims in the city suggests that this is not true.

[Anonymous]

Let me think...
Yes, she has a driver license that has not expired. Therefore, she has a valid license. Remember folks, some driver licenses are good for 7-yr, 8-yr or even 10-yr.

Even DMV has revoked her license, DMV will not send someone to take away her "current", un-expired license.

Anonymous wrote:The D.C. Department of Motor Vehicles has long declined to address whether Walker had a valid license, though a defense attorney asserted in court that she did.

This is confounding to me. Either she did, or she didn't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What took so long? Dc should be liable for not keeping this menace off the road.

+1 and I hope the families sue the sh*t out of the city prompting them to FINALLY do something

I hope so too. The stories about the victims are absolutely heartbreaking.

The victims?

NO ONE cares about them. Not anymore.

Elected lawmakers only care about: eliminating bail, sentence reduction, “restorative justice,” etc. of course, this all results in far more innocent victims of crime / victims of criminals.

Dead victims don’t vote. <taps head>

Plus they were mainly Hispanic -- second class citizens in DC.

This is heartbreaking and true. If the occupants of the car she hit had been wealthy, white, connected or any combination this would be a different story.

I think pp meant that they would matter more if they'd been AA.

Actually, both of you are correct.