10 motorcycles hit by car!!!!very sad day!!!

[firecatguy]

this is not good big fear of mine is this.........



http://www.fdlreporter.com/article/2...dent-north-FdL

















I hope this kid rots in hell.....





A 25-year-old Hilbert man will face a homicide charge for allegedly driving his car into 10 motorcycles Thursday afternoon in Fond du Lac County.The suspect was in fair condition at Theda Clark Medical Center in Neenah, Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office Capt. Dean Will said Friday.One motorcyclist is dead and nine people were injured in the multi-vehicle crash on Highway 151 north of Fond du Lac. The Sheriff’s Office said the driver’s car crossed the centerline and into the path of 12 motorcycles around 3 p.m. between Gladstone Beach Road and Welling Beach Road in the Town of Taycheedah. Two of the cycles were not hit.The motorcyclists, all males, are from Michigan. Daniel Lee Winsemius, 59, of Twin Lake, was pronounced dead at the scene.Charges of felony bail jumping and homicide by negligent use of a motor vehicle will be referred to the Fond du Lac County District Attorney’s Office, Will said. The Hilbert man, who was driving his mother’s car, will be taken into custody once he is released from the hospital.A sample of the man’s blood will been sent to the Wisconsin State Crime Lab, Will said.“It’s customary to send in the blood. But we have belief that there may be other conditions that may have contributed to the crash,” Will said.The man has criminal convictions on drug-related offenses and a burglary. He also has more than four operating with a suspended license traffic offenses, according to online court records.During a news conference Friday afternoon at Theda Clark, a doctor described one of the three critically injured motorcyclists as a “miraculous save” after he went into cardiac arrest inside a helicopter.“He underwent CPR on the helicopter,” Director of trauma Dr. Ray Georgen said. “He was shocked on the way from the helicopter to the trauma room. He was shocked in the hallway. He was shocked in the room. Things were not looking good, but he pulled it out.”All of the motorcyclists were wearing helmets.“There is no doubt in my mind that there would have been more fatalities associated with this if people did not have helmets on,” Georgen said.

The injured motorcyclists are:

• Eric Charles Vandam, 52, of Muskegon, Mich., is in critical condition at Theda Clark Medical Center.

• Douglas Wayne Williams, 58, of Muskegon, Mich., is in critical condition at Theda Clark Medical Center.

• Douglas Allan Yonkers, 43, of Muskegon, Mich., is in critical condition at Theda Clark Medical Center.

• Marvin John Vanderkolk, 63, of Fruitport, Mich., was treated and released from St. Agnes Hospital.

• William Brad Groom, 57, of Muskegon, Mich., was not injured.

• Garry Lee Ferris, 52, of Muskegon, Mich., is at St. Agnes Hospital. His family is not releasing a condition update, said a hospital spokesperson.

• Leland Roe Johnson, 58, of Muskegon, Mich., is at St. Agnes Hospital. His family has opted to not release any information, said a spokesperson.

• Lawrence Charles Monroe, 59, of Muskegon, Mich., was treated and released from St. Agnes Hospital.

• Paul Czekus, 57, of Ravenna, Mich., was treated and released from St. Agnes Hospital.

• Guy Vernon Weersing, 58, and Mark Steven Messany, 51, both of Muskegon, Mich., were traveling with the group and were not involved in the crash.

Amy Puls, a registered nurse with Flight for Life, said the crash scene looked like “a bowling alley with a bunch of bowling pins that were actually motorcycles.”

“Putting that aside and just focusing on your patient is difficult, but you have to do it,” she said. “You have to step up. That’s your job.”

Puls made two flights to transport patients to Theda Clark.

Georgen praised the efforts of passers-by, paramedics, police officers, firefighters, flight personnel and the trauma team to deal with the magnitude of the crash and injuries.

“I’m told there were passers-by who were stabilizing necks and putting blankets on people who were involved in the crash,” he said.

The families of the motorcyclists have set up a fund at PNC Bank in Grand Rapids, Mich., under the name MMG Motorcycle Tragedy. Donors can contribute at any PNC Bank.

“There’s a groundswell of ‘How can we help the families and individuals involved in this crash,’” Georgen said.

Georgen said the motorcycle victims would be in the intensive-care unit “for extended periods of time.”

[Ollie]

Looks like the riders were on full dressers.
Had they been on small bikes there probably would have been more deaths.
That is amazing.
They should hold the mother accountable also since she had to know he wasn't supposed to be driving.

[Dogmeat]

they should give that asshole the death penalty by way of strapping his face to the tail pipe of a Harley for 15 minutes.

asshole.

[xrated]

Simply sad yet amazing they faired so well.

Glad they had lids I wonder if they had other gear on that helped them?

[Wade]

"The man has criminal convictions on drug-related offenses and a burglary. He also has more than four operating with a suspended license traffic offenses, "

That's the real problem. When are they going to start punishing people that continue to break the law? Good people die, cause every sack of chit has to be treated with kid gloves. They need to install a tree chipper at the court house, three strikes and the trap door opens and you fall in. Whoops....did I press that button.

[Ollie]

This is why it should be 3 strikes and your dead.
Not, figure out a way to bargain your way out of a federal crime so it doesn't count against the 3 strikes rule.
State and federal lawyers are all too willing to bargain with criminals so they don't go to jail for life because it costs so much money and there isn't room.
So decent people die to save money and space.

[Corins]

Sit him in the middle of a highway on a patio chair and hit him with a semi.

[2001rmk700]

wow very sad

what runs through someones head to go and do that

[John]

Sad deal that could have been avoided if this POS would have been in jail, where he belonged. Now, he belongs in hell. I hope he gets the fast track that way.

One of the reasons I won't ride the road, it's bad enough trying to dodge the MBers on the shared use trails.

[Brightstar]

Originally Posted by Corins

Sit him in the middle of a highway on a patio chair and hit him with a semi.

I offer to do it free of charge, at about 3 mph, stopping for lunch with his shoulder under the front duals.