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This is a very nice thing, especially because he did it from the bottom of his heart as shown from not putting out his name.
We will never know if he saved a life or not, but in my opinion, he did the right thing.
"He told dispatchers the driver was going about 15 miles an hour, weaving in and out of traffic."
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"'It was really dangerous, so they did the right thing by sticking with it until the deputies got there,' Locke said."
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Hmmmm! Going all of 15 mph, yet "weaving in and out of traffic"??
Was this in a parking lot?
Hard to imagine this scenario actually being all that "dangerous".
But, this loon was clearly not working with a full set of utensils, so I'm glad they stopped her.
Awesome!!!
Driving 15 miles per hour in a higher speed zone causes unexpected slow downs, abrupt lane changes and is a traffic hazard. Bravo for this modest fire fighter. He served the public well.
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