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[1Patrick]

https://people.com/kyren-lacy-dead-former-college-football-player-dies-at-24-before-court-case-11714372

[Irongrip400]

Probably killed himself.

[Lartinos]

Probably killed himself.

The timing seemed to lead that way.

[Brenda Steunbeer]

"Fleeing the scene without rendering aid or calling authorities". Yep that sounds exactly what blacks often do. Usually they also drive a stolen vehicle.
Good riddance. Hopfully he doesn't have any children.

[robcguns]

Glad to hear it.

[1Patrick]

Eye for an eye .He was supposed to be drafted and make it to the NFL.If that idiot  would just stayed  and call 911  I’m pretty sure he would  have serve minimum if any time at all.
Hope ya getbiggers   help his family in this difficult time to raise donations to millions.

[robcguns]

It’s funny how blacks can’t look past like 30 seconds in their lives. The only plan they have for anything is RUN.

[Van_Bilderass]

I have a question for Americans. I watch a lot of true crime YTs. Is it standard practice to take your car to a bar to "have a couple of drinks" and then driving home? Also, if a driver passes a field sobriety test, is a breathalyzer never used? Is there never a drive where cops randomly stop drivers and administer a breathalyzer immediately? My impression, and it could be wrong, is that a lot of people don't care about driving legally impaired. Also with weed mostly being legal there's the dilemma that authorities can only rely on somewhat subjective visual cues of impairment since any testing is useless. Though some claim weed is not much of a concern as far as impairment.

[joswift]

I have a question for Americans. I watch a lot of true crime YTs. Is it standard practice to take your car to a bar to "have a couple of drinks" and then driving home? Also, if a driver passes a field sobriety test, is a breathalyzer never used? Is there never a drive where cops randomly stop drivers and administer a breathalyzer immediately? My impression, and it could be wrong, is that a lot of people don't care about driving legally impaired. Also with weed mostly being legal there's the dilemma that authorities can only rely on somewhat subjective visual cues of impairment since any testing is useless. Though some claim weed is not much of a concern as far as impairment.

You should have asked Brian while he was here...

[robcguns]

I have a question for Americans. I watch a lot of true crime YTs. Is it standard practice to take your car to a bar to "have a couple of drinks" and then driving home? Also, if a driver passes a field sobriety test, is a breathalyzer never used? Is there never a drive where cops randomly stop drivers and administer a breathalyzer immediately? My impression, and it could be wrong, is that a lot of people don't care about driving legally impaired. Also with weed mostly being legal there's the dilemma that authorities can only rely on somewhat subjective visual cues of impairment since any testing is useless. Though some claim weed is not much of a concern as far as impairment.

Unfortunately most Americans drive drunk. I did it a lot from 16-28 and I never had an issue but I regret it cause I could have killed a family or anyone. It’s a horrible thing to do but most here do it.

[Lartinos]

Unfortunately most Americans drive drunk. I did it a lot from 16-28 and I never had an issue but I regret it cause I could have killed a family or anyone. It’s a horrible thing to do but most here do it.

I did 18-28 myself; I was definitely lucky to not have any issues/arrests.

The younger generation doesn’t drink as much which is good for road safety.

[That_Dude]

Interesting how people magazine frames the incident....just prior to his most significant contribution to society, he was involved in an argument with a family member and fired a gun into the ground.  The family member called police, which led to a car chase that ended when the dindu offed himself whilst fleeing

https://www.tmz.com/2025/04/13/kyren-lacy-died-suicide-cops-believe/

[Van_Bilderass]

The younger generation doesn’t drink as much which is good for road safety.

Probably drive stoned instead Youngsters are still immature. Here the driving age is 18, there 16 if I understand correctly. In neighboring Finland I think there's also a speed limit for 1 or 2 years.

[robcguns]

Probably drive stoned instead Youngsters are still immature. Here the driving age is 18, there 16 if I understand correctly. In neighboring Finland I think there's also a speed limit for 1 or 2 years.

Yes everyone here drives stoned form kids to the elderly. It’s crazy. I only get stoned at night when relaxing and going to sleep. But I’m taking a break from that for a while now.