Woman dies after fall from pickup on I-95 in Boca -- South Flor...

Effective 10/1/06, all persons 18 and older; persons 17 and younger in an enclosed cargo area; persons 17 and younger on non-limited-access roads unless local law exempts them from the prohibition on minors riding in the cargo areas of pickup trucks and flatbeds; persons 17 and younger on non-limited-access roads in a seat fitted with a safety belt that has been added to the pickup or flatbed

http://www.iihs.org/laws/state_laws/cargo_law...

Classy duo.

drunk , arguing and falling out of speeding pick up trucks is no way to go thru life

Can this guy pick up my wife

Pompano wrote:

The dumbest people live in South Florida

Many are transplants from NY; you know, the smart ones that knew enough to get out.
Geez, if they're the smart ones, then that makes you....South Floridians can fill in their choice here.

luvsofla wrote:

Effective 10/1/06, all persons 18 and older; persons 17 and younger in an enclosed cargo area; persons 17 and younger on non-limited-access roads unless local law exempts them from the prohibition on minors riding in the cargo areas of pickup trucks and flatbeds; persons 17 and younger on non-limited-access roads in a seat fitted with a safety belt that has been added to the pickup or flatbed
http://www.iihs.org/laws/state_laws/cargo_law...

Good post.

FLNative wrote:

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For that sweet gooey vag between women's legs :)

You must enjoy exhibiting your ignorance to the world. I guess that if ALL you have, er; flaunt it?

danoman wrote:

Can this guy pick up my wife

How much does she weigh?

Let him go, thats what they did to a firemen that killed two people while Drunk out of his mind.
Accidents happen, he will not let it happen again. He was a good guy and be given another chance.

The State Attorney's Office has filed misdemeanor DUI charges against a veteran Tamarac and Plantation firefighter. If he is convicted, David Radzivill, 44, faces, at a minimum, a six-month loss of his driver's license, a $250 fine, six months probation and 50 hours of community service. His blood alcohol level was .15, almost double the legal limit, according to prosecutors.

Tom Polete Dfld Bch wrote:

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Seems like EVERYONE here knows it's illegal. Maybe we should pass that on to those that can write tickets.
A driver can now be pulled over for not wearing a seatbelt; that takes some pretty fair eyesight on behalf of the officers. Why can't they see people in the back of a pickup?

Wouldn't that put about 95% of lawn services and roofing companies out of business.

hahaha

One less rocket scientist that would have added to the gene pool!

Truth Is wrote:

This man will be charged with "Failure to secure a load".
The story doesn't say he was impaired or he was aware the woman was in the truck bed or aware she had fallen out. If he wasn't impared or aware then that's about all he will be charged with.
So guys remember to secure your load!!

how do you know she had a load on ?

no blood tests yet !

sherif wrote:

<quoted text>WHAT does enforcnmet mean??

the repukes are drinking the same stuff the woman drank and what's with you, don't ya understand the new enagalash ?

Registered Nurse wrote:

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Why do men do stupid things?

Because we learn our bad habits from women.

COPS ARE NEVER WRONG wrote:

Let him go, thats what they did to a firemen that killed two people while Drunk out of his mind.
Accidents happen, he will not let it happen again. He was a good guy and be given another chance.
The State Attorney's Office has filed misdemeanor DUI charges against a veteran Tamarac and Plantation firefighter. If he is convicted, David Radzivill, 44, faces, at a minimum, a six-month loss of his driver's license, a $250 fine, six months probation and 50 hours of community service. His blood alcohol level was .15, almost double the legal limit, according to prosecutors.

The minimum punishment you stated is hardly what I would call being let go.
Your antagonism for law enforcement leads me to believe that there may have been extenuating circumstances that you 'neglected' to include.

This woman is a daughter, sister and friend, she did not "just die" she was loved and this is a horrific tradgedy for all involved, have some respect!

Tom Polete Dfld Bch wrote:

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Good post.

Raise your hand if you know the difference between a non-limited access road and a limted access road !

Rosebud wrote:

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Raise your hand if you know the difference between a non-limited access road and a limted access road !

Do you know the difference between a public road and a private road?
Granted it is written in legalese, but take a moment to decipher it. I may have an advantage in that I read certain laws almost daily in my profession and I've learned how to eliminate the excess verbage in order to get to the gist of it. I did have to read it twice before comprehending, but lawyers write the laws in such a way that we have to pay them to interpret for us. Aye, there's the rub!

Tom Polete Dfld Bch wrote:

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The minimum punishment you stated is hardly what I would call being let go.
Your antagonism for law enforcement leads me to believe that there may have been extenuating circumstances that you 'neglected' to include.

Cops covering up for a fireman that was drunk out of his mind killing two citizens.
I do call this being let go with no punishment when you consider he killed two people. Dead gone for ever. If he had killed a cop how would you feel about it then?
On Feb. 17, Radzivill's SUV struck and killed brothers Eledoro Grijalva-Lima, 33, and Cesar A. Grijalva-Lima, 36, who were walking on State Road 7 in Fort Lauderdale, authorities said.