Memvol44
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I don't know, but in Georgia liability does not automatically follow car ownership. If she wasn't working at that moment, the car owner (assuming it was not her car) wouldn't be liable unless they lived in the same household with her, or she had a horrendous driving history (one DUI for example isn't enough) they were aware of when they let her use the car.Was she driving her own car?
Yeah, I saw the vehicle and it was either speed or driving off a cliff/embankment but the cops said it was speed, but no suspicion of substances at this time. They also didn't say how fast, only that the speed limit was 40, a curve was involved, and the car hit two telephone polls and two trees.Did you see the suv???? Speed obviously played a role.
Yeah, I saw the pick up and it was either speed or driving off a cliff/embankment but the cops said it was speed, but no suspicion of substances at this time. They also didn't say how fast, only that the speed limit was 40, a curve was involved, and the car hit two telephone polls and two trees.
I. Think this is going to get messy for Georgia...
Most schools have an insurance policy for players that covers any injury that might hurt their draft value. It's supposed to help prevent opt outs.So they have insurance for a Georgia employee,driving around drinking/impaired with a Georgia student and killing him? The university probably owned the vehicle as well.... I hope none of that scenario is true..but....
I’m actually stunned that the Atlanta Journal is doing an investigation. I would imagine kirby will be after these two reporters jobs before long.“Many questions remain unanswered, however. Foremost among them: Why were two university employees out with two student-athletes at such a late hour, riding in a rented vehicle like those the football program uses to transport potential recruits?”
Atlanta Journal Constitution front page article
It feels a little tasteless, but it was only a matter of time before the questions would start. Having them all on camera leaving a strip club isn’t a great look. Chip Towers is getting absolutely dragged on Twitter for writing the story.
I don't get the gnashing of teeth of because it was a two staffers and two 20-something year-old grown men, ONE of whom was a student athlete (the other had already declared or was known to be declaring for the draft).People may not like it, but it’s called journalism. There are questions around the situation that need asked and ideally answered. Obviously it’s necessary to be as tactful as possible. I know the initial facts of the incident raised my eyebrows a bit, but the immediate aftermath wasn’t the proper time to be asking those uncomfortable questions.
The first concern is recognizing the tragedy, honoring the lives lost, and having empathy for the grieving families. At some point, though, it’s time to stop tiptoeing around. This was a preventable tragedy. Key word: preventable. There needs to be an accounting of what went wrong.
That Twitter thread is amazing. I have no doubt our fans would act just as dumb . . . but the situation has obvious questions.Bulldog minions going after the head sports writer of the Atlanta newspaper and he isn’t even the one doing the journalism investigation
They calling Chip Towers every name in the book
Damn. Sad situation. Tragic loss of life and likely this gets ugly now for Georgia.Georgia's Devin Willock, Chandler LeCroy were seen leaving strip club minutes before fatal crash: report
Not shocking but I was hoping something like this would not be the case
Georgia's Devin Willock, Chandler LeCroy were seen leaving strip club minutes before fatal crash: report