Another drunk Democrat Massachusetts senator driven home by cops. Did Teddy's replacement already kill someone?
The South Will Rise Again
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BOSTON -- A Massachusetts state senator got a ride home from police
after acquaintances said he was too drunk to drive - about 13 hours
before he was involved in a hit-and-run accident.
A Cambridge, Mass., police report on Sen. Anthony Galluccio says
officers were called to a gas station about 4:40 a.m. Oct. 4 after
receiving a call about an intoxicated man.
The station attendant told police he believed Galluccio was too drunk to
drive. Police say another man said he was trying to drive Galluccio home
but couldn't find his house.
Police say they drove Galluccio home.
About 13 hours later, a vehicle driven by Galluccio rear-ended a
minivan. Galluccio has said he fled because he panicked.
Galluccio declined to comment Monday, citing the ongoing legal process.
Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS
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> About 13 hours later, a vehicle driven by Galluccio rear-ended a
> minivan. Galluccio has said he fled because he panicked.
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Oh yeah, that's a good excuse.
Husky
<xeton2...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> The South Will Rise Again <south...@hushmail.com> wrote innews:Xns9CC978CE...@77.120.192.10:
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> > About 13 hours later, a vehicle driven by Galluccio rear-ended a
> > minivan. Galluccio has said he fled because he panicked.
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> Oh yeah, that's a good excuse.
Hey, at least he's taken a strong stance against marijuana! All
politicians are phoneys!!!
zzbu...@netscape.net
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> http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2009/11/16/general-us-senator-crash_71...
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> BOSTON -- A Massachusetts state senator got a ride home from police
> after acquaintances said he was too drunk to drive - about 13 hours
> before he was involved in a hit-and-run accident.
Well, it's hard to say. After they disocvered RNA, the only people
who work in Massachusetts anymore are the dense-setters.
So, that's some of the reason that educable people work on the
21st Century, Atomic Clock Wristwatches, Light Sticks, mp3, mpeg,
XML++, Rapid Prototyping, Optical Computers, Reverse Compilers,
UAVs,
Digital Terrain Mapping, Drones, Phalanx, Blue Ray, HDTV, Home
Broadband, USB, 4D Holographics,
On-Line Publishing, Post Ted Willians Photo-Ops, Cyber Batteries,
Self-Replicating Machines, Distributed Processing, Phalanx, Weather
Satellites,
Multiplexed Fiber Optics, Data Fusion, Post Homeboy Spin, Laser-
Guided Phasors,
Compact Flourescence, Desktop Publishing, Hybrid-Electric, Pv Cells,
Solar Energy,
neo Wind Energy, Post WWII Sonar, Phased Arrays, Microwave Cooling,
Microcomputers, Thermo-Electric Cooling, Post Qwerty Rotiseries,
External Computer Disks,
All-In-One Printers, Self-Assembling Robots, Digital Books, and
Post Baltimore Roadwork.
Rob Cypher
I disagree.
>> A Cambridge, Mass., police report on Sen. Anthony Galluccio says
>> officers were called to a gas station about 4:40 a.m. Oct. 4 after
>> receiving a call about an intoxicated man.
>>
>> The station attendant told police he believed Galluccio was too drunk to
>> drive. Police say another man said he was trying to drive Galluccio home
>> but couldn't find his house.
>>
>> Police say they drove Galluccio home.
>>
>> About 13 hours later, a vehicle driven by Galluccio rear-ended a
>> minivan. Galluccio has said he fled because he panicked.
>>
>> Galluccio declined to comment Monday, citing the ongoing legal process.
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