Trucker skids into trooper, flees scene

i'm sure the trucker made a high speed getaway....

hope they catch and nail him, for leaving the scene of an accident with damages..

 

Did you read the whole article?
ISP says that the truck driver left the scene and was “found 10 miles from the crash scene into Montana … the Clark County Sheriff’s Office cited the driver for Driving Too Fast for Conditions and Leaving the Scene of a Crash.”

 

well then, my predictions were spot on..

1) he made a high speed getaway (i did say that)

2) they caught him and he got charged (i also did say that)

sooooooooooo

your point was...?????????

 

It aint hard to catch him . There isnt anything for about 200 miles in both directions. That part of i15 is notorious for ice fog

 

Wow, I'm sure the driver 'just didn't notice'.

 

hope; plural noun: hopes
1. a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen.
2. a feeling of trust.
verb
want something to happen or be the case.
I believe you used "hope" as a verb ("hope" = "I hope"). Don't want to be a "grammar cop" but you're getting out of shape for no reason. Unless you used "hope" as a feeling of trust (in your sentence I don't see how) just admit that you didn't finish reading the article till the last sentence before you commented. Or if you did finish reading it you didn't pay attention to the last sentence. No big deal. We all do mistakes.