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In reply to the discussion: Car plows through protesters during Ferguson rally in south Minneapolis [View all]cstanleytech
(28,564 posts)28. Right of way doesnt mean right to break the law and alot of places have laws
on the books about blocking the road or crossing at places other than designated crosswalks which are meant to for pedestrians to cross not decide to deliberately stop and hold up traffic.
So again imo everyone should be held accountable for their actions that led to the incident from the pedestrians if they broke a law to the driver.
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Car plows through protesters during Ferguson rally in south Minneapolis [View all]
hoosierlib
Nov 2014
OP
About 15 years ago I had sex on top of the Dallas Infomart, I guess that could have been political
snooper2
Nov 2014
#75
Several running about on the Ferguson threads. We need schoolin', doncha know?
freshwest
Nov 2014
#42
MPD's report lists the driver as the victim who was fleeing a mob the girl he ran over
azurnoir
Nov 2014
#84
Considering every political person involved in this terrible saga is a democrat
Calista241
Nov 2014
#70
We had an irate driver plow through a "take back the night march." Luckily local cops
alfredo
Nov 2014
#81
Yup and its also usually illegal for pedestrians to block the road so I would say that everyone
cstanleytech
Nov 2014
#24
Right of way doesnt mean right to break the law and alot of places have laws
cstanleytech
Nov 2014
#28
There is no "if" as they were breaking the varies laws that pedestrians have
cstanleytech
Nov 2014
#74
"he driver, who is male, is cooperating with police and not currently under arrest" < hope that
jtuck004
Nov 2014
#22
Growing up in St. Louis county, MN, it's been awkward keeping hearing about St. Louis county
Thor_MN
Nov 2014
#32
I suspect he panicked when people began pounding on his car and thats why he never
cstanleytech
Nov 2014
#50
From the cell phone video, you can see the pounding doesn't start until after he runs over the woman
Recursion
Nov 2014
#51
On Rachel Maddow, I saw a clearer video than that. I had to look away. It was very disturbing.
C Moon
Nov 2014
#62
For anyone who, like me, was skeptical of the cell phone video (because of when it starts)...
Recursion
Nov 2014
#49