[Catspaw]

Arizona does not go on daylight savings time. I can tell you that at 8:30PM in So Cal, the sun has set about 20 minutes prior and it is nearly dark. So, by that same time, I suspect it is completely dark in Phoenix.

That may well be so, but how could he not notice the damage to the car?

 

Rob Schumacher/The Arizona Republic Bishop O'Brien's car is towed from his north Phoenix home.

[habs4ever]

That settles it.Nice pic..can't fudge this one now.

[CdMGuy]

I was just replying to someone who did not realize that Arizona does not go on DST. That person thought it was still light.

As for me, there is no question that the Bishop should have stopped, especially when I read in the article that his windshield was damaged, as you were so kind to post the picture for us.

Dark or light, when you hit a person or animal, unless it is a glancing blow, you know you hit or ran over something. It is apparent that the Bishop had something to hide. As a Catholic, it saddens me that a high church official would place his personal situation above an injured party. This man seems to have lost all sense of goodness.

[Servant of the Nine]

That may well be so, but how could he not notice the damage to the car?

The Shape of the impact in the glass and the bloody splotch on the roof above look like the guy was flipped head first into the windshield and then over the car.

So9

[CdMGuy]

Catspaw, that must have been one hell of a moth that flew into the Bishop's windshield. Like a moth out of a Japanese horror movie, i.e., Mothra.