Since obviously there were no specific laws written, because it never happened before, what charges do you think were applied to the cab driver who hit him?
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
On This Day (Sept. 13)
Wired.com reports that on this day, September 13th in 1899 was the first time a pedestrian was killed by an auto in the United States. It happened at West 74th Street and Central Park West in New York city.
Since obviously there were no specific laws written, because it never happened before, what charges do you think were applied to the cab driver who hit him?
Since obviously there were no specific laws written, because it never happened before, what charges do you think were applied to the cab driver who hit him?
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