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Originally posted by kingmoochr:
i can guarantee you she was neither in an especially big hurry nor ignorant of the light. everyone down here in socal drives like complete asses. i see at least 3 red light runs every day. the kind where you tell yourself "oh great, look at this moron who thinks they can make it"
im supprised i have never seen that happen yet.

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Originally posted by kingmoochr:
how do i deserve to be shoot (shot?)? i didnt say i dont feel bad about what happened, but after growing up in norcal and coming to socal, i have a perspective you just dont get from up there. down here, everyone thinks they own the road and they can do whatever the hell they want because they are the only person on the god damn planet that matters. so they run a red light because what they have to do cant wait 45 secs to a minute, and they end up destroying not only their life, but the life of the person who was obeying the law and affecting the lives of all the people like SOLO who actually care about other people on the planet and they force them to witness their death because they were too self-centered and egotistical to think that maybe they arent the only person on the road or the planet no less. rest in peace to the civic and live in peace to the suv. the chick in the civic isnt the one who has to suffer for decades over the events at a "controlled" intersection.

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Originally posted by 9Venom9:
Hey Team SOLO that takes alot to do what you did, my hat goes off to you and the others who helped out!

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same here, nowadays many people are careless and wont help anyone but themselves, its good to know there are still people willing to lend a hand

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Originally posted by kingmoochr:
how do i deserve to be shoot (shot?)? i didnt say i dont feel bad about what happened, but after growing up in norcal and coming to socal, i have a perspective you just dont get from up there. down here, everyone thinks they own the road and they can do whatever the hell they want because they are the only person on the god damn planet that matters. so they run a red light because what they have to do cant wait 45 secs to a minute, and they end up destroying not only their life, but the life of the person who was obeying the law and affecting the lives of all the people like SOLO who actually care about other people on the planet and they force them to witness their death because they were too self-centered and egotistical to think that maybe they arent the only person on the road or the planet no less. rest in peace to the civic and live in peace to the suv. the chick in the civic isnt the one who has to suffer for decades over the events at a "controlled" intersection.

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Cause you are assuming she did that on purpose what if it was a legit accident. You are already thrashing the girl in the civic for being irresponsible, selfcentered and egotistical. What if she did not see the sign? that's all I'm saying. That's it.
team solo, thanks for helping those people out. most people would unfortunately drive away.

[ October 09, 2005, 01:39 PM: Message edited by: Jmir018 ]

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I witnessed a really bad accident this afternoon. A newer 2 door Honda ran a red light going about 50. A Mercedes SUV that had the green (and hit the green running @ 50mph) t-boned the Honda. The SUV instantly rolled...rolled twice...and landed on the tires. I didn't see where the Honda was. I instantly went up to the SUV, saw the driver get out and she said her daughter was still in there. I helped her 13 year old daughter get out. She didn't appear to have any trouble. She complained her stomach hurt but just appeared to be shook up. Right then I started asking where the other car was. No one really knew. Then I heard someone yell 'It's down here'. It went offroad, landed upside down, and the driver was hard to get to. A couple of us did our best to get to her. We could reach her arm and neck. I couldn't feel a pulse but I had a lot of adrenaline going through me so asked one of the other people to check. Someone else said it was there but very low, like 40 beats per minute. The police showed up while we just were getting the door ripped off the car. A few seconds later the FD showed up. They pulled her out of the car and instantly started CPR. After a good 10 minutes...well....it was of no use...she was gone.

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Well its good to have a few of people like you out there cause you never know when your little effort may save a life. Thanks a lot..and i mean that! I have been first on the scene of soo many of these types things its almost just another day in the office. I drive for a living and have for about 25yrs and been in many ugly situations over the yrs and can completely understand the scenerio. Trying to open a car on fire while hearing screams is too much.... Sucks when johnnie law shows up 20 minutes later and says we got it from hear..thanks. PEOPLE!!.. get a grip! shit happens all the time.. PAY ATTENTION!!

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Originally posted by 9Venom9:
Hey Team SOLO that takes alot to do what you did, my hat goes off to you and the others who helped out!

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Hey Team SOLO that takes alot to do what you did, my hat goes off to you and the others who helped out!

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Originally posted by 9Venom9:
Hey Team SOLO that takes alot to do what you did, my hat goes off to you and the others who helped out!

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