Speak Out - April 17, 2012

“I would like to know how far out of town and how fast that a city, county or state highway patrolman are allowed to chase a car. This is regarding an accident where someone was hit from behind due to a chase of a car out of town. This is ridiculous. They need a reasonable amount of speed that they need to go because this can hurt other people. It caused an accident. An innocent family was hurt.”

“A child becomes an adult when he or she realizes that he or she has a right not only to be right, but also to be wrong.”

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