I think if someone dies that qualifies for serious injuries.
Yes. I understand
Reports were that Bill had serious injuries. You'll have to trust me that he must have had nothing at all to be looked at and released. High speed trauma passenger with fatality that gets sent home didn't have anything wrong. That's hardly serious
Police are almost always wrong about the seriousness of the injuries at the scene. Jurors almost never understand that the police are almost always wrong.
Police are almost always wrong about the seriousness of the injuries at the scene. Jurors almost never understand that the police are almost always wrong.
Unfortunate that this happened right before a big tourney, especially in a field that involves the big cat. Looks like a 99' F35 GTS F1, not that it matters though. Get better Billy
Unfortunate that this happened right before a big tourney, especially in a field that involves the big cat. Looks like a 99' F35 GTS F1, not that it matters though. Get better Billy
F355 you mean. Yes it definitely is.
And DR is kind of right about the police/injury thing. A cop isn't going to diagnose a herniated disc at the scene. Come on dudes.
It would be pretty standard for the authorities to report "serious injuries" when there's someone dead in a car and they send the passenger off to the hospital. For all we know, Bill was experiencing a lot of pain, couldn't feel his legs, or could have been freaking the fuck out. It has nothing to do with trying to create drama as you suggested. It's a standard answer for a serious situation where information is changing by the second as triage is being completed.
And DR is kind of right about the police/injury thing. A cop isn't going to diagnose a herniated disc at the scene. Come on dudes.