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Retailer
Warren, NH
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What a loss of a young, dedicated life. My sympathy to his family and friends...
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Courtney
Broadalbin, NY
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My respects go out to his family and friends.
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Patti Radley- Cape
Watertown, NY
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How shocking and heart breaking. To take such a young promising life. When all he wanted to do in life was protect and serve. Lord help his family, Cherly and Steve manage this pain and come out the other side with with their wonderful memories and pride for him strong. Many people all around will be with you in spirit as you go threw this.
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Shannon
Utica, NY
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God bless Trooper Lane and his family friends and all who knew him. Our thoughts and prayers are with all.
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Devvy
Schenectady, NY
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My condolences to the family. God Bless you all.
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candy
United States
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I CANNOT IMAGINE WHAT THE LANES ARE GOING THRU RIGHT NOW. ALL THE LANES ARE SUCH BEAUTIFUL FAMILIES. SO EAGER TO HELP OTHERS. OUR PRAYERS AND THOUGHTS GO OUT TO THEM. GOD BLESS DAVE HODGE AND FAMILY
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Bobbie
Mason, MI
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This young man fought for our freedom and then continue protecting us being a state trooper. It is a lost for us all. I'm so very heart broken for his love ones. God Bless him.
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Flip
Pittsfield, MA
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May he rest in peace.
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Lei Dol
Coxsackie, NY
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May you rest in peace, what a sad tragic story. Your family is in my prayers, I hope they find comfort in knowin how dedicated you were to helping fellow Americans. My prayers also go out to a dear friend who was at the seen, tried to help and will forever be scarred by what she had to see :(
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Since: Jun 08
Albany, NY
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Please wait...
I just saw the pics on the TU website. I wonder how fast this guy was moving? Those cruisers are pretty beefy, but he took out some poles with a lot of damage. Just a nudge would have been enough to cause that fatal accident.
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Kelly
Dexter, NY
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My thoughts and prayers are with the Lane family. They are such a close knit and giving family. May David rest in peace.
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Sentinel 22
Apo, AE
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As a soldier currently serving in Iraq, I wonder how many people truly appreciate what this young man has done in his abbreviated life. He volunteered to serve his country at a time of need, seperate himself from all that we take for granted by living in the U.S. and endure the hardships of two deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. He then came home and wanted to serve the people of his home state and died doing so. I hope his family receives some comfort knowing they raised a fine young man and remembering all that he accomplished.
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Cassandra
Catskill, NY
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This is sad, i saw trooper lane everyday, he came into slaters smart stop often and always said hello, and was very funny, and nice. He was well liked by everyone in the town
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“9/11 inside job”
Since: May 08
Saugerties New York
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Please wait...
Cops do speed a lot because they think they can get away with it. No emergency no speeding. Cops need to respect our safty and the law. He most likely did not need to pass that car but wanted to break a law he swore to uphold.
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jim
Albany, NY
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Step 12 wrote: I just saw the pics on the TU website. I wonder how fast this guy was moving? Those cruisers are pretty beefy, but he took out some poles with a lot of damage. Just a nudge would have been enough to cause that fatal accident. I just saw the pics that car was mangled. Almost folded in 2.
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John
Dover, NH
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Onnioni wrote: Cops do speed a lot because they think they can get away with it. No emergency no speeding. Cops need to respect our safty and the law. He most likely did not need to pass that car but wanted to break a law he swore to uphold. Putting truth aside that some officers do take advantage of their ability to speed, keep your ignorant comments to yourself. How would you feel if someone you knew was in this situation and some pompous jack*** makes a comment like that. I'm sure no one wants to read something like that.
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Since: Jun 08
Albany, NY
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jim wrote: <quoted text> I just saw the pics that car was mangled. Almost folded in 2. Jim, I know. You see all the negative judgements I got on my first post? People have to realize that there are others like me who are more objective about things. Yes, he died. Yes, it probably was a move he did that was not needed. The only witness left is the other driver. I'm sure his passing move was not for an emergency reason, since there's no statements of lights & sirens. I'm not cold and heartles, I just say "what a waste of a life".
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Since: Jun 08
Albany, NY
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jim wrote: <quoted text> I just saw the pics that car was mangled. Almost folded in 2. And I see from the pics on the TU website that the road has a DOUBLE SOLID lane marking. Does that NOT indicate NO PASSING due to safety concerns?
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Great
Albany, NY
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From the looks of that car, he wasn't doing 50. Feel sorry for the family though.
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jim
Albany, NY
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Step 12 wrote: <quoted text> Jim, I know. You see all the negative judgements I got on my first post? People have to realize that there are others like me who are more objective about things. Yes, he died. Yes, it probably was a move he did that was not needed. The only witness left is the other driver. I'm sure his passing move was not for an emergency reason, since there's no statements of lights & sirens. I'm not cold and heartles, I just say "what a waste of a life". Don't take negative posts to heart. Everybody has their own opinions. I do feel for the family, send them my prayer.
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