Another person ruin the name CIVIC
15-May-2008, 11:11 AM
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Another person ruin the name CIVIC
Seriousy, what is this guy thinking driving 130 km/h @ Eglinton with 3 people in his car. ~.~ N yes, its a civic
http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_22687.aspx
When 18-year-old Fizza Rizvi didn't arrive home on time Tuesday night, her parents understandably began worrying. When they turned on CityNews and saw the horrific footage of a devastating six-car crash on Eglinton Ave., their worry began to escalate, and their worst fears became a haunting reality when police later confirmed that their daughter was one of two people killed in the awful accident.
"She died at 9:00pm and we found at 1:00 in the night," said Rizvi's uncle Jafar Jafri. "Her mother is in very bad condition, very, very bad condition."
Twenty-year-old Rehan Tanvir also lost his life.
The tragedy occurred near Credit Union Drive east of the Don Valley Parkway, and a section of Eglinton was closed off for the crash investigation until 5am Wednesday.
"It was like a loud clap of thunder, like a really, really loud, like you ever heard thunder going off like in a rainstorm? Really, really, really loud, loud, loud thunder is what it sounded like," described Marcus Daley at the scene.
Another witness, Jan King, said, "We just saw this car spin out. We saw three passengers on the floor, two girls over there and the other lady over there. We seen another guy over there, and he was lifeless."
Investigators say the Honda the deceased pair occupied with three other friends was travelling about 130km/hr westbound on Eglinton when the driver lost control and struck the centre median, which vaulted the vehicle into the eastbound lanes where it crashed into another car. The Honda then spun out of control and the three backseat passengers, who were not wearing seat belts, were ejected.
A 19-year-old female was riding in the front with the driver, but had her seatbelt on and survived. She's in serious condition.
Rizvi and Tanvir were in the back with another victim, a 23-year-old who also survived but remains in critical condition.
The driver of the Honda, 21-year-old Rehan Riaz of Toronto, managed to escape with his life, but it's his freedom that is now in jeopardy. Police allege alcohol was a factor in the incident, and Riaz has subsequently been charged with two counts of dangerous driving causing death and two counts of dangerous driving causing bodily harm.
He suffered a broken ankle in the crash and made a court appearance in a wheelchair Wednesday.
http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_22687.aspx
When 18-year-old Fizza Rizvi didn't arrive home on time Tuesday night, her parents understandably began worrying. When they turned on CityNews and saw the horrific footage of a devastating six-car crash on Eglinton Ave., their worry began to escalate, and their worst fears became a haunting reality when police later confirmed that their daughter was one of two people killed in the awful accident.
"She died at 9:00pm and we found at 1:00 in the night," said Rizvi's uncle Jafar Jafri. "Her mother is in very bad condition, very, very bad condition."
Twenty-year-old Rehan Tanvir also lost his life.
The tragedy occurred near Credit Union Drive east of the Don Valley Parkway, and a section of Eglinton was closed off for the crash investigation until 5am Wednesday.
"It was like a loud clap of thunder, like a really, really loud, like you ever heard thunder going off like in a rainstorm? Really, really, really loud, loud, loud thunder is what it sounded like," described Marcus Daley at the scene.
Another witness, Jan King, said, "We just saw this car spin out. We saw three passengers on the floor, two girls over there and the other lady over there. We seen another guy over there, and he was lifeless."
Investigators say the Honda the deceased pair occupied with three other friends was travelling about 130km/hr westbound on Eglinton when the driver lost control and struck the centre median, which vaulted the vehicle into the eastbound lanes where it crashed into another car. The Honda then spun out of control and the three backseat passengers, who were not wearing seat belts, were ejected.
A 19-year-old female was riding in the front with the driver, but had her seatbelt on and survived. She's in serious condition.
Rizvi and Tanvir were in the back with another victim, a 23-year-old who also survived but remains in critical condition.
The driver of the Honda, 21-year-old Rehan Riaz of Toronto, managed to escape with his life, but it's his freedom that is now in jeopardy. Police allege alcohol was a factor in the incident, and Riaz has subsequently been charged with two counts of dangerous driving causing death and two counts of dangerous driving causing bodily harm.
He suffered a broken ankle in the crash and made a court appearance in a wheelchair Wednesday.
15-May-2008, 01:12 PM
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15-May-2008, 02:14 PM
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I didn't know if you meant the driver or OP...
I think that death for this guy is the easy way out. We should have capital torture. So he sits in a cell for the next 20 years then they kill him. He gets free food, little-to-no work, laundry done. He can get an education for free, games in the yard. That's not enough punishment...
I think that death for this guy is the easy way out. We should have capital torture. So he sits in a cell for the next 20 years then they kill him. He gets free food, little-to-no work, laundry done. He can get an education for free, games in the yard. That's not enough punishment...
15-May-2008, 02:28 PM
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I didn't know if you meant the driver or OP...
I think that death for this guy is the easy way out. We should have capital torture. So he sits in a cell for the next 20 years then they kill him. He gets free food, little-to-no work, laundry done. He can get an education for free, games in the yard. That's not enough punishment...
I think that death for this guy is the easy way out. We should have capital torture. So he sits in a cell for the next 20 years then they kill him. He gets free food, little-to-no work, laundry done. He can get an education for free, games in the yard. That's not enough punishment...
Damn, that's some tough punishment. Don't forget free sex, too. Well, depending on if you are having one or someone else is having one with you.
