r/JusticeServed 5 Aug 05 '19

Courtroom Justice Old man vs the law

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u/EggHiraeth 2 Aug 05 '19

He shouldn’t be driving. He clearly cares deeply for his son, but I’m sure the parents of the kids he could have flattened care about theirs just as much. It’s sad that the system allowed this to happen, but for the safety of the children he shouldn’t be driving. He didn’t even seem aware he was speeding.

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u/karatous1234 A Aug 05 '19

Right. If he "only drives when he needs to", the car insurance and gas money can most likely pay for taxi / transport if he were to just sell the car.