Stock Photo.DATE: Sunday, December 14, 2008.
TIME: Approx 5:15pm.
OFFENDING VEHICLE: Late Model White Town and Country Chrysler Van / Tag #BQ57E8.
REPORT: A white Chrysler Town and Country Van passed a commuter at a high rate of speed going south on Bethany Road between Mayfield and Providence Roads. The vehicle passed on a double yellow line which means no passing in residential node. This situation has been reported to the City of Milton.
That looks like Jan Jones's vehicle, could it be?
ReplyDeleteNo, she has legislative tags.
ReplyDeleteDo we live in Mr. Rogers Neighborhood? I can't believe this actually made the web page- My IQ has actually been lowered by reading it. WHO CARES????
ReplyDeleteI care...
ReplyDeleteespecially if this information saves the life of a teenager, mother of four or a police officer, roadside doing his job for our city.
Laura Bentley
"This situation has been reported to the City of Milton."
ReplyDeleteAnd they are going to do what, exactly?
As usual, they will not do anything.
ReplyDeleteI think "City of Milton" should find this extremely dangerous soccer mom in her minivan and arrest her. She is a threat to our very existence in this here Milton town. I get chills just thinking about her excess speed. I just hope the baby was well buckled in his baby seat....
ReplyDeleteThank you Laura, for speaking on behalf of all the recent transplants, such as yourself. I am sure all of us natives look forward to more of your advice on what to do with our land and roads. We are so lucky for all these rich folks that have saved us from ourselves and helped us to have some new schools and such.
ReplyDeleteMy Fellow Miltonians-
ReplyDeleteI wanted to make you aware of a serious situation.
I have notified the City of Milton that an unidentified dog used my front yard as a toilet. I find this to be very troublesome and my rights were violated.
I would like to have this covered on the website as well.
Hopefully your post will help draw more attention to this problem.
ReplyDeleteI have seen cars pass school buses when they are stopped to let the kids off in the afternoon. Wreckless driving has really gotten out of hand around here.
Thank you for posting it.
Yay! I love it when terrible spelling and grammar converge in serendipitous ways. You see, your creepy phonetic spelling essentially means the exact OPPOSITE of what you intended! Glorious!
ReplyDeleteExplain whose "creepy phonetic spelling" you think it is. I think you have the wrong person tiger.
ReplyDelete"Wreckless"
ReplyDeleteDictionary.com is your friend.
That IS a pretty bad mis- spell but thanks for catching it for me.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it is a type of foreshadowing!? :)