Author Topic: so some kid got hit-&-ran outside my school  (Read 2179 times)


what if it was *gasp* and accident?!?!?

he ran from the crime scene, left the kid on the road for the people stopped to call 911

that alone is sickening

Obviously OP sold the car to the man. In reality, the car was BEWITCHED!!! and drove the man to the gas station.

Yeah, even if it's an accident, I'm pretty sure a hit-and-run is a felony.

he ran from the crime scene, left the kid on the road for the people stopped to call 911

that alone is sickening
im not saying he shouldnt go to jail but tbh if the kid was being stupid and walking in the middle of a busy street the guy prob wouldnt get 6 years


im not saying he shouldnt go to jail but tbh if the kid was being stupid and walking in the middle of a busy street the guy prob wouldnt get 6 years
the OP said he was on a crosswalk though


i've come to the conclusion that anyone who gets hit by a car is an starfish.

i've come to the conclusion that anyone who gets hit by a car is an starfish.
or anyone that hits someone with a car.

or anyone.

or anyone that hits someone with a car.

or anyone.
i think i have a sound argument, i'll be adding this study to my college applications.

Everyone is an starfish. Except for the ones who aren't.

i think i have a sound argument, i'll be adding this study to my college applications.
wow starfish i hope you get hit by a car

wait
stuff

.-.

Sue the drivers forgetin ass. He should be sentenced for at least 6 years.

So the driver should go to jail for six years (mind you, that's more than half of how long you've been alive) because of some poor footwork and then human nature kicking in against his better judgement? I'm glad it's not people like you who populate legislature, it's absurd that someone should lose six loving years of their life because of a mistake and poor judgement after the fact when every bit of their instincts said RUN AND HIDE.

Even if he had killed the kid, vehicular manslaughter charges are no where near that intense. In California and Georgia, it's a maximum of 1 year as long as you weren't intoxicated and didn't intend on killing them. I don't know about other states, but I'm too lazy to look 'em up and that seems to be the norm. In CA, a hit in run is a misdemeanor punishable by up to 6 months in jail. So, if this crime happened in CA, it'd be a maximum of 1.5 years in prison. Not loving six.

(I picked CA because it's the most populous state, with an 11% chance that OP lives there)

So the driver should go to jail for six years (mind you, that's more than half of how long you've been alive) because of some poor footwork and then human nature kicking in against his better judgement? I'm glad it's not people like you who populate legislature, it's absurd that someone should lose six loving years of their life because of a mistake and poor judgement after the fact when every bit of their instincts said RUN AND HIDE.

Even if he had killed the kid, vehicular manslaughter charges are no where near that intense. In California and Georgia, it's a maximum of 1 year as long as you weren't intoxicated and didn't intend on killing them. I don't know about other states, but I'm too lazy to look 'em up and that seems to be the norm. In CA, a hit in run is a misdemeanor punishable by up to 6 months in jail. So, if this crime  of happened in CA, it'd be a maximum of 1.5 years in prison. Not loving six.

(I picked CA because it's the most populous state, with an 11% chance that OP lives there)
The person had enough time to loving APOLOGIZE.