The Salt Lake Police Department is defending itself in the case of the man accused of a string of hit-and-runs in the city and questions about why Pham wasn't arrested after the initial hit-and-run last August.

The Salt Lake Police Department is defending itself in the case of the man accused of a string of hit-and-runs in the city and questions about why Ahn Pham wasn’t arrested after the initial hit-and-run last August.

A department spokesman told KSL TV that the case was investigated as an aggravated assault. But, it was determined that there wasn’t enough probable cause to arrest Pham, despite having a license plate number, a victim, and two witness accounts of what happened.

        • FuglyDuck@lemmy.worldEnglish
          61·
          8 months ago

          I didn’t post it.

          The only edit to my comment was from an auto-incorrect “gender” to “fender”

          The article says the dude tried to force a woman into his car and when he failed, ran her over. Which is pretty much my definition of “dangerous man”

            • Ejh3k@lemmy.worldEnglish
              41·
              8 months ago

              Damn dude. You just keep taking Ls so much that you delete shit?!

              You must have been very wrong at this point.

              • jeffw@lemmy.worldM
                14·
                8 months ago

                I stand by my original point, I just deleted this thread. Most hit and runs are minor accidents. People should not be jailed for them

                • Ejh3k@lemmy.worldEnglish
                  21·
                  8 months ago

                  That’s unfortunate that you deleted everything. You should let people know just how bad a take you make.

                  • jeffw@lemmy.worldM
                    13·
                    8 months ago

                    I didn’t delete my comments dude, just the ones on this thread. You must feel really cool insulting people on social media though. You must be a really cool person.