Diverse Driving Styles = Death; While Illegally Driving Truck, Victor Esteban Galvan Kills Four, Wounding 20

 

A pre-dawn crash Wednesday, May 21, killed four people on Interstate 10 near the California-Arizona border — The Associated Press
 

Re-posted by Nicholas Stix

Thanks for this story to A Texas Reader, who writes,

A bunch of Hispanic-owned automobile inspection stations were busted a few months ago in Fort Worth.

The charges?

Falsifying inspections.

Must be a cultural thing.
 

They come over illegally, in contempt of our laws, see that they are praised for doing so by our “leaders,” and commit one crime after another. What’s a little matter like getting a truck inspected and re-registered? What’s a little matter like killing four people, and wounding 20? It could have happened to anyone.

By the way, the article below says nothing about anyone’s citizenship status.
 

The Riverside County coroner identified those victims of Wednesday’s crash as Pablo Ramirez, 67, of Pico Rivera; Angel Hernandez, 49, of Hacienda Heights; Luz Rivera, 44, of Compton; and Jessica Garcia, 30, of Chula Vista. They died, and 20 people were

BLYTHE: Four passengers killed in bus crash identified
By Brian Rokos
May 22, 2014
The Press-Enterprise

The four people who died in the bus crash in Blythe were identified Thursday, May 22, as three Los Angeles County residents and one San Diego County resident.

[Is saying they were “residents” an unwitting code that they were not citizens?]

The Riverside County coroner identified those victims of Wednesday’s crash as Pablo Ramirez, 67, of Pico Rivera; Angel Hernandez, 49, of Hacienda Heights; Luz Rivera, 44, of Compton; and Jessica Garcia, 30, of Chula Vista.

They died, and 20 people were injured, when their El Paso-to-Los Angeles bus struck pipes that had been spilled onto Interstate 10 by a jackknifed truck about 2:15 a.m.

The truck, driven by Rialto resident [“resident”] Victor Esteban Galvan, was going east and drifted onto the dirt shoulder when it tried to pass traffic before it jackknifed, the California Highway Patrol said.

The registration on the truck had expired in January, and the vehicle was not supposed to be driven, the state Department of Motor Vehicles said. Galvan also had committed several violations of U.S. Department of Transportation rules, according to DOT records.