Motorcycle Accident

Now here's something you just don't see every day. Not
the fleeing from an accident scene, you do see that every
day. But rather, running from an accident scene with a
motorcycle lodged underneath your car. Refusing to call
off the escape, you drag the bike under the car until it
explodes, and ignites your vehicle. Great stuff.

I'd say that either these participants all have paper routes
awaiting, or there just might be some alcohol influence.

Gary





July 31, 2006 DMN:

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcon...nalrdp_31met.ART0.North.Edition1.24e5196.html

Man on motorcycle dies
after being hit by 2 cars


A Dallas man died early Sunday morning after he lost control of his
motorcycle, fell off and was struck by at least two vehicles. Police said
Jeremy Archer, 29, lost control in the northbound lanes of Central
Expressway near Caruth Haven Lane about 5:30 a.m. A car also traveling north
struck the man and his motorcycle. Police said that motorist tried to flee,
but the motorcycle was stuck under his vehicle. After about a half-mile, the
motorcycle exploded, and the man's car caught fire. The man was not injured
but was arrested on a charge of failing to stop and render aid. Police did
not release his name Sunday. Police said another vehicle then struck Mr.
Archer, who died at the scene. The driver of that vehicle stopped and was
cooperating with investigators, police said. Northbound lanes of the highway
were shut down from about 5:30 to 10 a.m. Sunday.

Brandon Formby

 

Man that sucks. The guy that ran should be put under the jail.
Yesterday on my way home I saw a motorcycle laying on its side all tore
up and the rider was on a stretcher. Paramedics were working on him and
alot of people were watching. He and the bike were in the entrance to a
gas station. Not sure what happened but he didnt look to good. I
watched the local news to see if they had a report on it but fell
asleep. I raised my shield on my helmet and said a little prayer for
him while I was waiting on the light to turn green. I hope he is ok.

Redshad

 

Stories like that amaze me. If you cant swim and your going to be in a
boat or in the water, wear a life jacket. Thats real simple. How stupid
can one be. I guess its that ole cant happen to me way of thinking.

Redshad

 

Through various first line stories, I've come to realize that
fleeing from an accident scene(car, bike, pedestrian, etc.)
is just commonplace these days.

One of my friends was rear-ended when a drunk tried to
thread his vehicle between the two Harley's at a stop sign,
in the early afternoon. Not only was the driver drunk, he
had no license, no insurance, no registration, etc.

It was only because of the hit and run nature of the crime
that any effort was conducted in locating the perp. Any
one care to guess from what country this gentleman was
from?

To this day, I'm unaware of any real consequences that
were suffered by this driver, related to those actions.


Gary

 

I KNOW!! I KNOW!!...I bet it was an illegal mexican from the deep dark
part of bad bad mexico. Was I right? Hu Hu was I??
LMAO

Redshad