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He’s plead “not guilty”.

It’s entirely possibly this guy is innocent. The FBI have done some nasty things to their perceived enemies.

Modern cars are designed to take as much of the impact as possible which means they look REALLY messed up even at slower speeds. It also is a lot easier than you'd expect for a car to flip in an accident. Add in even a little fire and a relatively slow speed can look horrible.

Did he?

He’s plead not guilty. If you think the FBI is above unethical tactics against their opposition, you’re being naive.

I assume you are there fighting?

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It unfortunately happens a lot. Probably every high-school has a group of teenagers who die in a tragic car accident where they were driving dangerously. A lot of the time, there's not even drugs or alcohol involved.

And as tragic as that is, what almost always happens next, takes one of the worst situations imaginable and somehow makes it worse when the parents of the passengers all start suing the parents of the driver and a lot of people around it are forced to pick a side.

Our state intelligence service released a public warning, but it's up to the other state institutions and private companies to act upon it. We have company policy against it as well, that's why we only found out by checking guest network, which is walled off.

And even if he wasn't, it's not a guarantee that he'd be charged as an adult in this case. Depending on the specifics, I could see it going either way, and I could see myself being good with either trying him as an adult or juvenile (if he was alive).

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Canada banned Huawei from our cellular networks, surprised other countries haven't

A CEO who answers to the Chinese government to be specific.

Shut the fuck up. You think kids having fun after hours sledding down hills makes them shitty people? They were kids being kids and unfortunately it ended in tragedy. Your comment shows how much of a piece of shit you are. Would you say this to their parents?

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Jerry has lost weight since leaving Pawnee.

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I remember when my dad first told me the story of when some of his friends from his high school actually did die.

Near my city, there's a very fast flowing river, called the Willow River. An "average" river flows at about 5 km per hour. The Willow River flows at about 30 km per hour.

About 50 years ago, 7 teenagers wanted to take a canoe / kayak trip down the Willow River to celebrate their high school graduation.

Unfortunately, the waters of the river are too tough and impassable, so they all drowned.

You can see a photo of the river in the article here, and also a video of what the water flowing through the canyon looks like too.

The Willow River is very rough in spring (when the boys took their trip), because all the water melts from the ice and snow on the mountains, and greatly increases the flow downstream.

https://www.princegeorgecitizen.com/local-news/forty-years-after-river-tragedy-3699978

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VyBo6SVlog0

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