Submitted by Guest12345 (not verified) on Tue, 10/23/2012 - 12:46pm.
It is actually more common then you think for a passanger to "jerk" the steering wheel. Numerous reasons can be involved, however one of the most common reasons is out of anger. I am not saying that is the case in this situation, however the DA could not press charges against someone unless there was valid evidence/reasoning behind the charges.
Until a case is prepared and placed in full action all evidence or reasoning isn't released.
I find it funny how people think that it is our right to know everything going on in a case that has absolutley nothing to do with us. It is more of people not having enough to do with their time other then being nosey.
It is actually more common
It is actually more common then you think for a passanger to "jerk" the steering wheel. Numerous reasons can be involved, however one of the most common reasons is out of anger. I am not saying that is the case in this situation, however the DA could not press charges against someone unless there was valid evidence/reasoning behind the charges.
Until a case is prepared and placed in full action all evidence or reasoning isn't released.
I find it funny how people think that it is our right to know everything going on in a case that has absolutley nothing to do with us. It is more of people not having enough to do with their time other then being nosey.