King, a 25-year-old unemployed construction worker with two children, had been released in December after serving six months of a two-year sentence for second-degree robbery (brandishing a tire iron, he had taken cash from a grocer) and was still on parole.
In a California Highway Patrol car, a husband-and-wife team, T.J. and Melanie Singer, reported to their headquarters that the Hyundai approached them from behind at 110 or 115 mph, a Highway Patrol spokesman, Sgt. Mike Brey, said later.
If Rodney was driving the speed limit and not drinking, his blood alcohol level was approximately 0.19—nearly two and a half times the legal limit in California—when he was driving.[5] , perhaps he would've gone completely unnoticed. That was his downhill speed. He could've gone home with no trouble. Maybe the cops were carried away......Reginald Denny didn't do a thing and he got beat too. Next you'll tell me that OJ didn't really kill those 2 people.
If you drink & drive, the act itself opens all kinds of doors of possibilities and none of them are good. Stay under the radar and you'll stay out of trouble (for the most part). Wrong place, wrong time sometimes wins out.
