Police Blame Blowing Smoke for Five Vehicle CrashBy Shannon Booth, Producer
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Thursday, May 22 at 9:54 AM RS wrote ...
driving into smoke is no different than driving into water, don't do it.
Thursday, May 22 at 6:20 AM Former Adult wrote ...
Well,I guess I can expect all of you (NO-BURNERS". To be out helping everyone else bag everything in there yard And be out in the Fields helping the farmers clean their fence row's and the stalk piles from the flood waters, How nice of you..
Thursday, May 22 at 12:37 AM Y'all Be Careful Out There wrote ...
Slow down. It's not like the smoke was hidden and suddenly darted into the road as they went by. You can see smoke from a distance. Burning flood debris (any kind of natural disaster debris) is legal. Whether burned or dumped into a landfill, it would still pollute somewhere.
Wednesday, May 21 at 11:08 PM Anonymous wrote ...
There was similar case around here. A truck was hauling a load much too heavy and therefore smoke was pouring out of the truck and visibility was 0. Because of that a High School student rear ended another vehicle, etc. But here, the student was ticketed anyway!
Wednesday, May 21 at 9:37 PM Bigger fire wrote ...
Is what needs to happen!
Wednesday, May 21 at 8:44 PM Anonymous wrote ...
so it was a intended accident then? when will people stop blaming everyone else. sometime you must just except it was an accident. i am sure the person who had the fire did not have the intent to hurt or inconveince anyone else. God bless the working man everyone else just blame the honest man for their inconvience!
Wednesday, May 21 at 3:42 PM Green Gardener wrote ...
What are the burn laws there? I am so glad CR doesn't allow burning - not only for reasons like what is featured in this story , but also because when people burn their leaves and yard clippings, they tend to be burning all the Chemlawn type chemcials used on those lawns as well. Hello health risks!
Wednesday, May 21 at 3:41 PM Lee H. wrote ...
The Farmer should be the one to, blame. He had the fire going. Hope everyone is OK.
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