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Lieutenant Governor Timothy P. Murray was driving 100 miles per hour, without a seat belt, possibly because he had fallen asleep behind the wheel in the moments before he totaled his state-owned car, according to a Massachusetts State Police investigation of the cars black box data released today.
Based on this data, it is not possible to conclude with 100 percent certainty the cause of the crash, said State Police spokesman David Procopio. The data, however, is potentially consistent with an operator falling asleep and not realizing the car had gone off the road until the point of impact. Facts that are potentially indicative of this cause are the steady acceleration, shallow angle of exit from the roadway, and lack of braking and corrective steering.
I don't know anything about the guy, I don't support either party, but he should be condemned like this for fallnig asleep behind the wheel? It's an honest mistake.
He was driving 75 mph, i drive 75 mph every day, hopefully nobody throws a fit over it in this fashion when i do it.
Oh i see, it's because he lied about having a seatbelt on and whether or not he was speeding.
The same thing everyone has done/would do in that situation.
Oh i see, it's because he lied about having a seatbelt on and whether or not he was speeding.
The same thing everyone has done/would do in that situation.
Oh i see, it's because he lied about having a seatbelt on and whether or not he was speeding.
The same thing everyone has done/would do in that situation.
He's a republican.
Oh i see, it's because he lied about having a seatbelt on and whether or not he was speeding.
The same thing everyone has done/would do in that situation.
Speak for yourself, Doc.
He should have been honest about it from Jump St.
He chose to lie instead.
Hit the bricks, Tim.
Oh i see, it's because he lied about having a seatbelt on and whether or not he was speeding.
The same thing everyone has done/would do in that situation.
Speak for yourself, Doc.
He should have been honest about it from Jump St.
He chose to lie instead.
Hit the bricks, Tim.
Oh i see, it's because he lied about having a seatbelt on and whether or not he was speeding.
The same thing everyone has done/would do in that situation.
Speak for yourself, Doc.
He should have been honest about it from Jump St.
He chose to lie instead.
Hit the bricks, Tim.
What's the difference between this and you not calling the cops on yourself whenever you speed or don't use your seatbelt or turn signal?
The simple act of getting caught? Is that what you want to base your value system on?
Speak for yourself, Doc.
He should have been honest about it from Jump St.
He chose to lie instead.
Hit the bricks, Tim.
What's the difference between this and you not calling the cops on yourself whenever you speed or don't use your seatbelt or turn signal?
The simple act of getting caught? Is that what you want to base your value system on?
I'm not here to get into a philosophical debate or entertain nonsense like that.
The dude crashed a state vehicle going over a 100mph and has been lying his ass off about it since it happened.
Time for Tim to step down.
Wow, just wow.
You morons are so desperate.
I heard he didn't brush his teeth this morning. Should we call the feds?
Based on this data, it is not possible to conclude with 100 percent certainty the cause of the crash, said State Police spokesman David Procopio. The data, however, is potentially consistent with an operator falling asleep and not realizing the car had gone off the road until the point of impact. Facts that are potentially indicative of this cause are the steady acceleration, shallow angle of exit from the roadway, and lack of braking and corrective steering.
I don't know anything about the guy, I don't support either party, but he should be condemned like this for fallnig asleep behind the wheel? It's an honest mistake.
He was driving 75 mph, i drive 75 mph every day, hopefully nobody throws a fit over it in this fashion when i do it.
He's been lying his ass off about it.
What's the difference between this and you not calling the cops on yourself whenever you speed or don't use your seatbelt or turn signal?
The simple act of getting caught? Is that what you want to base your value system on?
I'm not here to get into a philosophical debate or entertain nonsense like that.
The dude crashed a state vehicle going over a 100mph and has been lying his ass off about it since it happened.
Time for Tim to step down.
Of course you don't want to get into a perfectly legit question you don't have an answer for, I wouldn't either.
He was driving 75 mph (before falling asleep) and didn't have a seatbelt on, no hysterics necessary. He lied about doing some light speeding and wearing his seatbelt, just like i'm 99% certain you've lied to a cop/sheriff/state trooper when you've been pulled over.
He should be fired in your eyes, but I'm sure you don't think you deserved to be fired from your job when you lied.
Based on this data, it is not possible to conclude with 100 percent certainty the cause of the crash, said State Police spokesman David Procopio. The data, however, is potentially consistent with an operator falling asleep and not realizing the car had gone off the road until the point of impact. Facts that are potentially indicative of this cause are the steady acceleration, shallow angle of exit from the roadway, and lack of braking and corrective steering.
I don't know anything about the guy, I don't support either party, but he should be condemned like this for fallnig asleep behind the wheel? It's an honest mistake.
He was driving 75 mph, i drive 75 mph every day, hopefully nobody throws a fit over it in this fashion when i do it.
He's been lying his ass off about it.
Wait a minute... I thought lying about a personal and 'non-political' situations was perfectly OK, according to leftists.... either it is, or it is not, which is it??
He's been lying his ass off about it.
Wait a minute... I thought lying about a personal and 'non-political' situations was perfectly OK, according to leftists.... either it is, or it is not, which is it??
He was driving a state vehicle at the time while allegedly on state business.
