discussion What a day

[Guest]

Have to say that it does seem odd. If she had stayed there she would have been given a breathalyser as a matter of routine I would have thought.

 

[Guest]

Or the in this case the Police should have paid her a visit straight away at home and carried out a test there and then, that is normal procedeure for any type of RTA, they are like your boss a total ass. And so is mine by the way. The type of thing he would have come out with.

Wishing your son a speedy recovery.

Andy

 

[Guest]

Glad to hear that the kid is ok, thanks to protection from above things didn't turn out worse. Great kid with great sense of responsibility, he deserves a medal! Now what that lady did makes me think how people behave nowadays, like they don't care about others. Putting all the legal matters aside, even though she didn't commit any offence she could still have stopped to offer some assistance, for decency sake. Is it possible that human beings are becoming less human nowadays?

 

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John, trying to catch up and spotted your thread.

Please give your son my best wishes. He is a lucky lad and a credit to you too!

Best wishes to you,

Ron