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What the hell. Don't people pay attention when they're driving? Don't they know what speed limits are on neighborhood streets? We have become a society of "brain freezes".
ReplyDeleteTowanda, I feel sorry for the elderly and anyone with limited mobility. A lot of drivers couldn't care less about running someone over, while talking on their cell phones and sipping on Starbucks.
ReplyDeleteUPDATE: The man is in good condition. He has bruising on the side of his face. So far, officials have not been able to identify him, because of a language barrier.
ReplyDeleteThat's good to hear. However, because the elderly have a hard time recovering from injuries, this poor man will suffer in pain for a long time and will probably have arthritis, all because someone was not paying attention.
ReplyDeleteEvery drivers education class should stress that a car is a potential murder weapon.
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