Posted on 06/10/2014 3:41:01 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Police have identified the owner of a high-performance sports car found abandoned burning near the George Washington Bridge.
Deankarte E. Ditchfield-Agboh, 33, of Palisades Park, NJ, is the owner of the 2008 Lamborghini Murcielago, Port Authority Police spokesman Joe Pentangelo said. The Lamborghini was found on fire and unoccupied in the westbound lanes near the bridge toll plaza in Fort Lee early Monday.
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it’s a six year old used car...big deal!!
LOL! I must be tired; I missed that.
“Likely he didnt want to stick around to fail the sobriety test.”
It’s a weird story. I head it on the radio today. I mean, didn’t anyone see this happen?
For real, that is some name!
Hey you know, in the Brit mysteries it seems the bad guy always has a hyphenated name!
And “Ditchfield”, that’s almost too perfect, it’s like he was named by Charles Dickens just for this unfortunate event.
I am simple minded and easily confused so I just had to ask to see if I read that right. Thanks.:)
In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Owner Of $300K Lamborghini Found Abandoned, Burned After Crash Near GWB, To Appear In Court, Foundahardheadedwoman wrote:
How can he appear in court after the headline clearly says the owner was found abandoned and burned in a car crash?
Was wondering the same thing. Copy must have been written by Common Core Grad
‘Was wondering the same thing. Copy must have been written by Common Core Grad’
I don’t think they have had time to pass thru a few common core grads, which is worst. It means the previous grads are dumber than a bag of hammers. God will have save my Social Security, last 2 generations are too dumb to hold a job. I am glad I had the foresight to get a part time job. Looks like I will die working or from something else.
This might be one of many Lamborghinis where flammable glue was used in the rear wheel wells of the vehicle, near the engine. You guess the rest.
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That’s the Ferrari 458 Italia you’re thinking of..
That’s a sad picture.
Then (1) why did he leave, and (2) who crashed it into the bridge?
The law against "leaving the scene of an accident" would apply even to your scenario. Especially because the car not only caught fire, it also smashed into the bridge.
who would abandon the owner of a Lamborghini?
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