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Originally Posted by ApS
In attempting to Google the legal progress of this high-speed chase, I found several other NH chases this season involving speeds over 140-MPH. While 150- is "slower" than 161-MPH, these chases were on State roads only minutes from Lake Winnipesaukee. 
https://wokq.com/new-hampshire-polic...-in-rochester/
https://gmauthority.com/blog/2021/06...ng-at-150-mph/
Very likely the same event, but missing dates and driver's names leaves the two reports confusing.  Notice the common wording between the two reports:
Lately, reporting of female miscreants include the word "they" instead of "she". "They" would indicate in normal usage that the Corvette had more than one driver! Where are our American journalists' editors?
In another NH case, the driver was charged with "use of a deadly weapon", but didn't indicate whether or not the car was the deadly weapon. (Which, of course, it is).  |
It says the driver was unidentified, which would indicate the lack of gender-specific pronouns?
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10-05-2022, 06:44 AM
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