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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/bmw-driver-who-was-going-115-mph-to-plead-guilty-in-deadly-bethesda-crash/2016/07/13/b503b30a-4750-11e6-acbc-4d4870a079da_story.html As many speculated, the young driver was speeding--115 mph (!). It is good he is taking responsibility for his actions. I hope the surviving family members find some peace, and [b]that in time he will make something good of his life.[/b][/quote] Yeah, making license plates in prison...This guy went to private school, but could even finish community college. Indulgent parents gave him fancy cars that he raced around like a maniac on regular roads and getting caught. He had his chance to make something good. Not only has he taken a bigger carbon footprint than he's entitled, he deserves to get the maximum prison sentence possible. People keep saying, he was driving a powerful fast car, so what? He knew what the driving rules are but even as a sign of arrogance, prior to the accident he say, “A car coming in the opposite direction on River Road made a left turn in front of me, and I flashed my lights at it.” Dude, you're going 110 MPH you don't own the road. If you were going anywhere close to the speed limit that family would be alive and a deserving young person actually worked hard in school would be headed off to college.[/quote] He was already guilty of infractions. Those were his opportunities to learn and change his behavior. What he did was horrible, but he is an immature young man who made a tragic error in judgment. Whenever he completes his sentence (and I agree in hoping it is a long one), he can still do something worthwhile with his life. The fact that he'll have to live with what he's done is probably worse than any other penalty he might receive. [/quote][/quote]
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