VolnJC
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For 100 points and a like, what was the saturday morning TV show that featured a pacer?I actually did own an AMC at one time a black Javelin...but I would have went with the blue in the Pacer no blind spots and no black box View attachment 355582
It's getting interesting nowTexting while driving, I guess. Why does it even matter at this point, though. They seem to be CSI-ing this. Just to write him a reckless driving ticket?
A man found Tiger Woods unconscious in a mangled SUV after the golf star crashed the vehicle in Southern California, authorities said in court documents obtained Friday.
Woods told deputies -- both at the scene and later at the hospital -- that he did not know how the collision occurred and didn't remember driving, according to the affidavit.
Agree. Seems like they’re fishing for something. Seems weirdThe authorities already had all that information, though. I don't see that as being unusual given the nature of the wreck and potential to strike one's head during a vehicle accident. Again, they ruled out impairment.
They keep saying they are looking for a crime - is someone claiming that he tried to hit them or some road rage thing happened?
I've wondered if it was the opposite. As in, was he was ran off the road or something? Even immediate memory loss isn't uncommon in these types of traumas. So it's not clear he had simply blacked out behind the wheel. I mean history and knowing he's on pain medications paints a picture, but I'll wait for more info to come out. That's not the nature of most though.The authorities already had all that information, though. I don't see that as being unusual given the nature of the wreck and potential to strike one's head during a vehicle accident. Again, they ruled out impairment.
They keep saying they are looking for a crime - is someone claiming that he tried to hit them or some road rage thing happened?
I've wondered if it was the opposite. As in, was he was ran off the road or something? Even immediate memory loss isn't uncommon in these types of traumas. So it's not clear he had simply blacked out behind the wheel. I mean history and knowing he's on pain medications paints a picture, but I'll wait for more info to come out. That's not the nature of most though.
Yeah, it's why I'm going to wait for more info.The fact that they are looking at his vehicle's black box made me think they were looking at him. Maybe they can interpret his vehicle data to indicate someone else did something to his vehicle. But then what - unless they have video footage of another vehicle and just aren't saying anything about it. He apparently does not recall anything about it to suggest someone else caused this.
Except that's not what they said...until a week later.The authorities already had all that information, though. I don't see that as being unusual given the nature of the wreck and potential to strike one's head during a vehicle accident. Again, they ruled out impairment.
They keep saying they are looking for a crime - is someone claiming that he tried to hit them or some road rage thing happened?
More than likely, one of the simple answers is the right one - he somehow got distracted and doesn’t want to say why or he just passed out.I went a different direction and assumed texting while driving or there was a vehicle issue and he doesn’t want bad publicity for his tournament sponsor does that Genesis have auto drive feature?
83 in a 45 and no brakes. Still makes me think it could've been trying to do something.Tiger Woods 'was going 83MPH in a 45mph zone when he crashed' with speed the 'sole cause' of his near-fatal accident
LA county sheriff set to reveal 'speed was the cause of Tiger Woods' near-fatal car crash' | Daily Mail Online
Detectives did not get a warrant to the golf pro's cellphone to understand if Woods had been on his phone at the time of the crash.
They said there were concerns detectives did not have a probable cause to get the warrant.