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Road victim, 12, had smoked cannabis
2004-08-19 08:23:44
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,1286004,00.html Road victim, 12, had smoked cannabis Mark Oliver Thursday August 19, 2004 The Guardian A 12-year-old boy who was killed crossing a busy road had been smoking cannabis that had probably left him disorientated, an inquest heard yesterday. Pearce Randle of Alvaston, Derbyshire, was playing tag with friends when he was hit by a car as the group crossed a dual carriageway. Andrew Hitchcock of the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary said the boy had probably been under the effects of the class C drug. Dr Hitchcock, who carried out the postmortem examination, said: "On the balance of probability, this young man was under the acute effects of cannabis. It's probable that he was suffering from one or two forms of impediment which would have impaired his ability to react in an emergency situation, such as avoiding contact with a moving vehicle." Pearce and his friends had been returning from Elvaston Castle, where they had been playing and smoking cannabis on May 7 this year, Derby coroner's court heard. They were bored and decided to continue the game on a housing estate near a dual carriageway, deciding to cross the road instead of using a footbridge. The car's driver said she had not seen Pearce until after the collision. The coroner, Peter Ashworth, returned a verdict of accidental death. -- Phil Stovell South Hampshire, UK
2004-08-19 07:36:43
>Subject: Road victim, 12, had smoked cannabis >From: Phil Stovell phil@stovell.org.uk >Date: 19/08/04 08:23 GMT Daylight Time >Message-id: > > >http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,1286004,00.html > > >Road victim, 12, had smoked cannabis > >Mark Oliver >Thursday August 19, 2004 >The Guardian > >A 12-year-old boy who was killed crossing a busy road had been smoking >cannabis >that had probably left him disorientated, an inquest heard yesterday. > >Pearce Randle of Alvaston, Derbyshire, was playing tag with friends when he >was >hit by a car as the group crossed a dual carriageway. > >Andrew Hitchcock of the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary said the boy had probably >been under the effects of the class C drug. > >Dr Hitchcock, who carried out the postmortem examination, said: "On the >balance >of probability, this young man was under the acute effects of cannabis. It's >probable that he was suffering from one or two forms of impediment which >would >have impaired his ability to react in an emergency situation, such as >avoiding >contact with a moving vehicle." > >Pearce and his friends had been returning from Elvaston Castle, where they >had >been playing and smoking cannabis on May 7 this year, Derby coroner's court >heard. > >They were bored and decided to continue the game on a housing estate near a >dual carriageway, deciding to cross the road instead of using a footbridge. There's a lot I could say about this...but I'm just gonna say one thing: Stoned or not, you gotta be pretty dumb to play on a dual carriageway. ~peace~ Chris *** Lowering the level of conversation since 1983 ***
2004-08-19 18:06:01
Phil Stovell
>A 12-year-old boy who was killed crossing a busy road had been smoking cannabis >that had probably left him disorientated, an inquest heard yesterday. Probabaly eh? Sigh... >The car's driver said she had not seen Pearce until after the collision. Should not be driving then! Shroomer *** www.JointIntelligenceCommittee.com *** Trippy new CD "Grow" available to buy online NOW from www.BogusFocus.com A free copy on request to any open UK "Amsterdam" Coffee Shop.
2004-08-19 18:53:16
Phil Stovell wrote:
> http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,1286004,00.html > > > Road victim, 12, had smoked cannabis > > Mark Oliver > Thursday August 19, 2004 > The Guardian > > A 12-year-old boy who was killed crossing a busy road had been smoking cannabis > that had probably left him disorientated, an inquest heard yesterday. > Speculation and propaganda, gotta love it. > Pearce Randle of Alvaston, Derbyshire, was playing tag with friends when he was > hit by a car as the group crossed a dual carriageway. > > Andrew Hitchcock of the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary said the boy had probably > been under the effects of the class C drug. > > Dr Hitchcock, who carried out the postmortem examination, said: "On the balance > of probability, this young man was under the acute effects of cannabis. It's > probable that he was suffering from one or two forms of impediment which would > have impaired his ability to react in an emergency situation, such as avoiding > contact with a moving vehicle." > Riiight. And sober people never get hit by cars. I see plenty of idiots jaywalking across divided highways all the time, does that mean they're all high? > Pearce and his friends had been returning from Elvaston Castle, where they had > been playing and smoking cannabis on May 7 this year, Derby coroner's court > heard. > > They were bored and decided to continue the game on a housing estate near a > dual carriageway, deciding to cross the road instead of using a footbridge. > Fools. > The car's driver said she had not seen Pearce until after the collision. > Then she should have paid better attention. > The coroner, Peter Ashworth, returned a verdict of accidental death. > -- -------------- Peace, Delta Nine Because singling out black members of the Bush admin, for whatever reason, is playing the race card. - Eric Johnson I'm tellin' ya D9, you can't go wrong with gallons and gallons of urine. - T.D. Shadow Do you use your powers for good, or for awesome? - Strong Bad
2004-08-19 17:52:00
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 18:53:16 GMT, Delta Nine
>Phil Stovell wrote: > >> http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,1286004,00.html >> >> >> Road victim, 12, had smoked cannabis >> >> Mark Oliver >> Thursday August 19, 2004 >> The Guardian >> >> A 12-year-old boy who was killed crossing a busy road had been smoking cannabis >> that had probably left him disorientated, an inquest heard yesterday. >> > >Speculation and propaganda, gotta love it. > I think the person who wrote this article was "disorientated". -- There's no way to delay that trouble comin' everyday
2004-08-20 06:51:45
Mike Z. Helm wrote:
> On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 18:53:16 GMT, Delta Nine > > > >>Phil Stovell wrote: >> >> >>>http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,1286004,00.html >>> >>> >>>Road victim, 12, had smoked cannabis >>> >>>Mark Oliver >>>Thursday August 19, 2004 >>>The Guardian >>> >>>A 12-year-old boy who was killed crossing a busy road had been smoking cannabis >>>that had probably left him disorientated, an inquest heard yesterday. >>> >> >>Speculation and propaganda, gotta love it. >> > > > I think the person who wrote this article was "disorientated". > -- > There's no way to delay that trouble comin' everyday Hahahahaha, I just noticed that! -- -------------- Peace, Delta Nine Because singling out black members of the Bush admin, for whatever reason, is playing the race card. - Eric Johnson I'm tellin' ya D9, you can't go wrong with gallons and gallons of urine. - T.D. Shadow Do you use your powers for good, or for awesome? - Strong Bad
2004-08-20 11:38:13
"Shroomer" news:quq9i0tp5mjbtl2jppj6lkgp4mtb3sqloi@4ax.com... > Phil Stovell > > >A 12-year-old boy who was killed crossing a busy road had been smoking > >that had probably left him disorientated, an inquest heard yesterday. > > Probabaly eh? Sigh... > > >The car's driver said she had not seen Pearce until after the collision. > > Should not be driving then! > > Shroomer ====== But, using the very same logic provided by the article, this means that smoking cannabis can "probably" make children completely invisible to automobile drivers!!!!!! What an amazing plant! No wonder it scares the shit outta the Feds of almost every nation on earth. :) GEM ======= > > *** www.JointIntelligenceCommittee.com *** > > Trippy new CD "Grow" available to buy online NOW from www.BogusFocus.com > A free copy on request to any open UK "Amsterdam" Coffee Shop. > |
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