january 23rd, 2011. in moses lake, washington, a dash camera rolls as a police officer pulls over a woman wanted on forgery charges. as he questions the suspect, she takes off. do police chases ever end well? something bad is going to happen eventually. and it does. the suspect tries to bail from the truck while she s driving it. instead of escaping, she ends up getting dragged by the truck. the vehicle hits a curb, the woman loses her grip and gets run over. the truck comes to a stop with the wheel on top of her pinning her underneath the truck. bystanders try to lift the truck, but the weight is too much.
northeast media group got a rather unusual response. she approached the mayor of richland heights, ohio, and let s just say the mayor didn t like it one bit. were you aware that randy had those charges. excuse me, man, do not attack me. do not attack me, please. it s not fair. i m sorry? i m going to let chris know that you re not getting permission to take my picture. you don t need to give me permission to take your picture. this is public property. all i have to say is go sarah, go, sarah. it was fabulous. didn t end there. you know what she did? she went after her and continued to ask her about her assistant who had attempted forgery charges against her. she just did not let up. mayor looked arrogant and clueless and completely unfamiliar with the notion of press freedom. how does she not know that she has a right to take her picture? i ll tell them that you didn t schedule this.
each day a reporters asking a public official for comment but we got an unexpected response. the mayor of richland heights ohio was approached, and the mayor didn t like it one bit. were you aware . i don t have to answer that. excuse me, ma am. do not attack me. i want to ask you . sarah, it is not there. i m sorry. i am letting you know i do not give you permission to take my picture. you don t have to give me permission. go, sarah. go sarah. that was fabulous. it didn t just end there. she went after her and continues to ask about her assistant would had attempted forgery charges against her and she did not let up. mayor looked arrogant and unfamiliar with the notion of press freedom. how does she not know she has the right to take a picture. i will tell them you did not schedule this.
northeast media group got a rather unusual response. she approached the mayor of richland heights, ohio, and let s just say the mayor didn t like it one bit. were you aware that randy had those charges. excuse me, man, do not attack me. do not attack me, please. it s not fair. i m sorry? i m going to let chris know that you re not getting permission to take my picture. you don t need to give me permission to take your picture. this is public property. all i have to say is go sarah, go, sarah. it was fabulous. didn t end there. you know what she did? she went after her and continued to ask her about her assistant who had attempted forgery charges against her. she just did not let up. mayor looked arrogant and clueless and completely unfamiliar with the notion of press freedom. how does she not know that she has a right to take her picture? i ll tell them that you
a woman on the run runs over herself. january 23rd, 2011. in moses lake, washington, a dash camera rolls as a police officer pulls over a woman wanted on forgery charges. as he questions the suspect, she takes off. do police chases ever end well? something bad is going to happen eventually. and it does. the suspect tries to bail from the truck while she s driving it. instead of escaping, she ends up getting dragged by the truck. the vehicle hits a curb, the woman loses her grip and gets run over. the truck comes to a stop with the wheel on top of her pinning her underneath the truck. bystanders try to lift the truck, but the weight is too much. it s a really, really heavy