Skateboarder Plows Into 83-Year-Old Woman, Killing Her

• and bikes should be kept on bike paths and out of the road! I see bicyclist disregarding traffic law constantly. also you faggots on bikes should need a license plate on your bike if we need one for cars... and lol at you quoting surfer magazine. loser.

•    i dont see it any differently then a speeding motorist. Asshole, selfish skateboarders  have been skating the streets like theyre above the law. Kicking there boards into cars and people ,{documented} weather on purpose or not. skateboarders should be? are required to honor moving vehicle codes, as are bicyclists. They should be kept in skateparks. Surfer magazine described skateboarding as a "punk" sport. Theyre right,     Its for losers.      

• Johnny; I appreciate your reply, so let's continue the narrative, please: 1.  What ARE the false facts, please? 2.  No, I don't know either family, but that's not an issue;  rather, it's a distraction on your part. 3.  "Are you just saying he will be prosecuted because you feel like it?"  No, we're discuss personal/legal responsibility and the law.  Community service?  OK, that could be part of a verdict and a subsequent sentence;  otherwise, it's attractive speculation, especially if you have something to lose, like time-and-money i.e. a financial judgement and jail time. 4.  Again, Johnny, a unrelated distraction.  Please, tell me what you believe is important by saying, "Have you ever had an accident of any kind?"  Colorful talk by a prosecuting attorney asking a question informed by research, but little else. 5.  The real issue is:  where do you stand on this, Johnny?  With Sunny Julia Sanchez?  Are you a skateboarder?  What's your back-story here?  Have you ever had an accident of any kind and, if so, what's your take on the event?  Stuff happens or you (bleeped) up? 

• 1. This article has false facts.  2. Do you know either family? 3. Are you just saying he will be prosecuted because you feel like it? There are other articles about this story, and one of them states that he may do community service, but they are not sure yet.  4. Have you ever had an accident of any kind? 

• Rude.

• One has to wonder if it is prudent to prosecute someone for what seems to sincerely be a tragic accident. To the teen's credit, he tried to render aid immediately. Perhaps he was skateboarding in violation of the local rules, but let's not go overboard and make it seem as if he was a speeding motorist acting with reckless disregard for the safety of others.

• and the reason this little  idiot wasn't  arrested??   Please??

• "(bleeping) ridiculous?"  A one in a million chance?  Perhaps you should discuss your idea with her widow, a husband of more than five decades, for a second opinion on what's "ridiculous."  You know, were she hit by a motor vehicle, car, truck, motorcycle, even a bicycle, we wouldn't be having this conversation.  Remember, the skateboard operator killed her as she innocently and legally navigated the crosswalk.  As for Pat's comments, yes, he will be prosecuted and, yes, there will be a wrongful-death civil suit.  Perhaps Sunny Julia Sanchez will picket the trial, carrying a signing saying, "Skateboarding is not a crime!"  Yes, but manslaughter is.

• So what's going to happen to the kid?  Will he and his family be sued by the relatives of the old lady? 

• ..."for this exact reason?" Fucking ridiculous. That's a one in a million chance.

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