Riveting video of Devane crash scene
Major Brad White of the Lamar County Sheriff's Department has provided dash camera video from a patrol car arriving on the scene of Deputy Jeannie Devane's crash early Wednesday morning.
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#1
Sheila Tolley
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04/01/11 at 07:36 PM
Dustin Elliott is indeed a HERO!
#2
pearl
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04/02/11 at 07:39 AM
i find it very disturbing to show video of a near fatal accident on the website....looking at a officer lying prone on the highway in serious conditions is not my idea of professinal journalism...its down right disgusting....but get well sweety
#3
yup
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04/03/11 at 04:19 PM
I agree with you. Her family most likely does not want to see their daughter and sister laying there as her car burns...
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Anonymous
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04/03/11 at 08:40 PM
Well, We need a full time paid firefighters with the fire house manned 24 hours a days and 7 days a weeks. Protect you. Protect family. Friends.
#5
GM
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04/04/11 at 06:18 AM
I disagree. It gives people an idea of what law enforcement professionals go through to protect the people. Even those people that prefer to keep the dangers hidden by only wanting to paint a utopian picture of their world.
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anon
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04/04/11 at 07:13 AM
check out the skull face in the fire
#7
the truth
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04/04/11 at 09:10 AM
#2.1.1 said"We need a full time paid firefighters with the fire house manned 24 hours a days and 7 days a weeks. Protect you. Protect family. Friends" you are right.the empty fire house is ONLY 1000 AWAY from where this wreck happened.you can see it from the wreck site!!!
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Anonymous
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04/04/11 at 12:50 PM
And Protecting Homes.
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Anonymous
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04/05/11 at 02:00 AM
According to the youtube video that had the scanner traffic, Spalding County got there before Lamar. Maybe we need to start asking Spalding County to put out our fires.
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Anonymous
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04/05/11 at 01:17 PM
No, not Spalding County. In LAMAR COUNTY. 12 or 15 full time paid firefighters with the fire house manned 24 hours a days and 7 days a weeks. Protect you. And Family, Friends and Homes. Lamar County Commissioners Nancy Thrash said Soon.
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