What a jackazz. I so hope they find that jerk. Thank goodness the young man is recovering.
Ladies son was in a car wreck and guess who stopped to help ....
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I had a friend in high school who is a parapalegic. He rolled his truck SEVERAL times and wasnt wearing his seat belt so was thrown about 50 feet from where the truck landed. It was night, so omeone saw his headlights and came to check it out. They didnt bother looking for HIM< they spent about an hour ripping out his stereo and taking his cd's. He was barely consious but remembers seeing them and wondering why they werent looking for him.
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That is terrible!
That is terrible!
Holy Crap! How horrible. That poor kid.
I hope he called for help on a cell phone... so maybe they can track him down... some people are jerks...
when my brother was alive he was about 19 his car broke down so he walked to a gas station to call someone... someone busted out the back window and stole his16 dollor jacket... thats all they took... I hope they really needed it
when my brother was alive he was about 19 his car broke down so he walked to a gas station to call someone... someone busted out the back window and stole his16 dollor jacket... thats all they took... I hope they really needed it
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If the guy leaves the phone on, it can easily be tracked.
The police should contact the cell phone provider's CALEA (communications assistance for law enforcement act) group. They will need a warrant. The cell phone provider can triangulate the cell phone location, often to within a few feet, if the phone is turned on.
If the phone is not on, they can still tell which tower was used for any calls that were made while the phone was on, which may help them to locate the suspect, especially in thinly populated areas.
If the guy still has the phone, you've got him.
The police should contact the cell phone provider's CALEA (communications assistance for law enforcement act) group. They will need a warrant. The cell phone provider can triangulate the cell phone location, often to within a few feet, if the phone is turned on.
If the phone is not on, they can still tell which tower was used for any calls that were made while the phone was on, which may help them to locate the suspect, especially in thinly populated areas.
If the guy still has the phone, you've got him.
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I think they said he used the victims cell phone
I think they said he used the victims cell phone
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yeah, just re-read the post ... I thought the guy took the victim's cell phone with him.
One word..Karma! Such behavior will come back on them 10 fold.
I don't wish bad things on any one,but some one like that has it coming!
I don't wish bad things on any one,but some one like that has it coming!
You've got to be kidding me! I can't believe these stories. It makes me feel sick inside.
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