Amish buggy struck by semi

Ummm injun........the phrase "not" was hip for a brief time back in '93. I mean......just sayin.

 

Ummmm...quickway? You did notice my age, which qualifies me as a Certified Fuddy-Duddy and therefore entitles me to use outdated phrases?

 

Thank you, i didnt know that about horses. we were returning from lunch and the temp. was 100 on wed. afternoon. we pulled alongside a buggy at a stop light and to me the Horse looked distressed. i imagine the temp. of the blacktopped road was over 130deg. I think the dude should have stayed home that day and gave his horse a break.

 

Interesting.........................

http://www.fox17.com/newsroom/top_stories/videos/wztv_vid_9060.shtml

 

Apparently, it doesn't play well with Android. All I get is the home page.

Would you please give a synopsis?

 

no drugs or alcohol in the drivers system.

 

sorry, but human life is so much more important than a Glue Stick (horse).
Why worry about the horse? It's not wild in the road plus, I see them all the time in NV and do you think they watch and care about you?

 

The attorney for a truck driver accused in a deadly DUI crash says test results could free his client. Mark Bohms was charged with murder, assault and DUI after his tractor trailer hit an Amish buggy on July 8th. A 3 year old girl died in the crash. During a preliminary hearing police testified that Bohms was under the influence of stimulants and depressants at the time of the crash. Defense attorney, Rick Boling says toxicology results now prove that Bohms had no prescription medication or alcohol in his system. He says Bohms took his eyes off the road for a second and was unable to avoid hitting the buggy as he crested a hill. A Christian County, Kentucky Grand Jury will hear the case next month