'Bad News Bears' actress killed in apparent alcohol-related crash on 10 Freeway
The accident, which involved two cars and a big rig, also left 21-year-old Molly Adams of Santa Monica, the driver of the car in which Kraft was riding, slightly injured and under arrest for suspicion of felony drunken driving, Craycraft said.
"She was still being booked on Wednesday and there could be additional charges filed against Adams," Craycraft said.
So what is it you want to discuss? The subject says "Victimless Crimes". The crime mentioned in the article is drunken driving. Who ever claimed it was victimless?
Teahive wrote:So what is it you want to discuss? The subject says "Victimless Crimes". The crime mentioned in the article is drunken driving. Who ever claimed it was victimless?
According to police, Bush and Butler were at their apartment when the two suspects, both black males, showed up outside the door. The relationship, if any, between the two men outside and the victims was not clear Monday afternoon. Butler and Bush stepped out into the doorway outside the apartment and the men began talking.
I knew this man personally. He was addicted to crack. His girlfriend is pregnant and his child will now live without a father.
Well better if he had been addicted to alcohol. It may be the only drug statistically linked to non-market related violence. But at least it is legal. If only the stuff was illegal. Then D could rant on about lawbreakers ruing the country.
It is control freaks who are ruining the country. When the controls fail more draconian controls are instituted. That attracts more participants - the profits are higher. When those controls break the government decides to increase the profits yet again. So what conclusion do we come to? Government supports criminals. Or at least those involved in buying and selling plants and plant extracts.
And yet we hear so much about right wingers "getting" economics. True.
They get it everywhere except in prohibited markets. Lefties are just the opposite. Too funny.
The marks are wising up though. Colorado 2012. 2^6.
Engineering is the art of making what you want from what you can get at a profit.
