Heatly cant

by **Mozy** on Mon Jan 24, 2005 9:48 pm

get off

http://jas.disney.go.com/cgi-bin/Click. ... id=1974474

that bastard deserves to go to jail, i mean its not like he broke the guys neck.... well actually he broke his skull and he killed him... JAIL HIM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by **ClamRussel** on Tue Jan 25, 2005 12:58 am

Well if he wasn't such a darn nice guy and a pro hockey superstar.....most people would say he should be jailed. Imagine if he was a chinese immigrant street racer, I'm sure most people would feel differently. I don't think it will do Dany ANY good whatsoever to go to jail.....in fact it would be counterproductive.....yet at the same time there has to be consequences for such irresponsible acts. Its a tough call.....I don't think Dan Snyder was innocent in this and his parents don't want to see Heatley go to jail...he should definitely LOSE his license for 10 years or something....that would be punishment enough imo.

Hypocrisy of the year: Heatley is pittied & put on a pedistal for an amazing recovery to his injuries while Snyder is DEAD while Bertuzzi is constantly put through the ringer by the media while Moore is milking the situation dry. You be the judge.

by **Cornuck** on Tue Jan 25, 2005 2:08 am

Heatley's not a threat to society. He should lose his license (like Clam says) pay a fine and do some hefty community work, which in the end will be much more productive than sending the kid to jail. He has the opportunity to learn and lead others away from making such a mistake.

by **Jovorock** on Tue Jan 25, 2005 5:41 am

I don't think he should go to jail, he wasn't impaired, but he made a hugh mistake. The laws are different in the States, so who knows what will happen?

What ever does happen it won't bring back Dan Snyder, but sending Heatley to jail wouldn't be the right thing.

by **Madcombinepilot** on Tue Jan 25, 2005 9:14 am

While I don't think he should go to jail (most of my reasons already have been stated), I do think that it will depend entirely on the judje. If he is treated the way that all sports stars are treated in th USA, he will not go to jail. If he is treated as a forigner who was acting stupid and had a US citizen jailed welcome-to-the-southern US-justice-system, then, YEEHAA!, anything could happen.

by **Mozy** on Tue Jan 25, 2005 10:41 am

he wasn't impaired

I beg to differ, I do beleive that the pair had been out drinking that night and that was one of the contributing factors to the crash

by **Madcombinepilot** on Tue Jan 25, 2005 11:35 am

actually, they had had a couple beers over the last few hours. Where I come from,
1 beer per hour (BAC must be less that .08%) is the legal limit. 2 grown men having a couple beers over 3 hours would not be impared.

by **svts** on Tue Jan 25, 2005 11:43 am

Jovorock wrote:I don't think he should go to jail, he wasn't impaired, but he made a hugh mistake. The laws are different in the States, so who knows what will happen?

What ever does happen it won't bring back Dan Snyder, but sending Heatley to jail wouldn't be the right thing.

I definitely hope that he doesn't go to jail.

I want to be able to drive as fast as I want, whenever I want, with impunity.

All my lawyer has to do is find precedents in BC where people killed others with their cars, show how my incident wasn't nearly as bad, and I'm outta here.

Maybe Heatley should sue Ferrari for making such a fast car, although these days a Kia Rio would get up to those speeds as well.

Yup, Heatley is neither responsible for his actions, nor should he be punished for them. In fact, nobody should. Vehicular carnage is just a fact of life, and totally unpreventable, right?

by **Madcombinepilot** on Tue Jan 25, 2005 11:47 am

although these days a Kia Rio would get up to those speeds as well.

dude, have you ever been in a Rio?

by **svts** on Tue Jan 25, 2005 11:50 am

Madcombinepilot wrote:
although these days a Kia Rio would get up to those speeds as well.

dude, have you ever been in a Rio?

No. But if it's got an engine and there's a cliff nearby.....maybe it could get up to speed.

by **Madcombinepilot** on Tue Jan 25, 2005 11:51 am

LOL true.

gravity works

by **Mozy** on Tue Jan 25, 2005 12:05 pm

ditto, but as much as your arguments are convincing theres a difference with injruing someone and getting away with it in the case of bert and killing someone and then trying to get away with it. I mean he took the life of someone.....jsut because the family forgives him shouldnt mean he should get off with out some jail time, I agree that they should suspend his license, and fine him etc. but i also think he needs to do some jail time

by **svts** on Tue Jan 25, 2005 12:13 pm

feritflame wrote:ditto, but as much as your arguments are convincing theres a difference with injruing someone and getting away with it in the case of bert and killing someone and then trying to get away with it. I mean he took the life of someone.....jsut because the family forgives him shouldnt mean he should get off with out some jail time, I agree that they should suspend his license, and fine him etc. but i also think he needs to do some jail time

So, if he gets jail time...............

Pitcher or catcher?

by **Mozy** on Tue Jan 25, 2005 12:19 pm

Id like to see him get some jail time, what im saying is he shoudl get the fine and the suspened license and the community work AS WELL AS some time with big bubba and they can argue about who gets top bunk

by **svts** on Tue Jan 25, 2005 12:20 pm

feritflame wrote:Id like to see him get some jail time, what im saying is he shoudl get the fine and the suspened license and the community work AS WELL AS some time with big bubba and they can argue about who gets top bunk

Top Bunk
New Punk
It's still no hockey for me.

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