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re: State Police has released a video about the Kyren Lacy incident
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:08 am to Stexas
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:08 am to Stexas
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I don't think he caused it but I think he contributed to it. If I'm DA he's getting careless op or wreckless but not negligent homicide by any means.
Lol. As soon as the trooper walks on the scene, four different witnesses are telling him a green charger was the cause of the accident.
All of the videos shows him flying by multiple cars in a no passing zone.
The other day, it was the trooper who was coercing the witnesses to give certain statements, we can all see that was complete bs.
Lacy didn’t stop at all, but calls a defense attorney a few mins later.
Would an innocent person do that?
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Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:20 am to Townedrunkard
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Lol. As soon as the trooper walks on the scene, four different witnesses are telling him a green charger was the cause of the accident.
All of the videos shows him flying by multiple cars in a no passing zone.
The other day, it was the trooper who was coercing the witnesses to give certain statements, we can all see that was complete bs.
Lacy didn’t stop at all, but calls a defense attorney a few mins later.
And the usual race baiters who only see skin color to perpetuate racial grievances conveniently overlook that it was a black man (with 50 yardline seats) who first declared the driver of the green Charger as the cause of the accident. He didn't even see skin color. For all he knew, skin color was a non-issue.
This post was edited on 10/7/25 at 11:34 am
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:36 am to civiltiger07
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yes, based on the statement from the driver of the gold truck and the evidence from the car data. Lacy passing 100yds in front had no impact on the accident.
Jesus Christ, you fricking people make me sick.
THINK. 92 yards! If you are driving 40+ mph and another vehicle oncoming is driving 40+ mph IN YOUR frickING LANE the moment of impact is less than 2 seconds.
What do you?! Do you just keep driving?
No. You don’t. Stop lying. Be honest. The world is void of honesty and that’s why we are where we are as a country.
Lacy is at the very least partially responsible for this accident, if not solely responsible. Stop fricking lying. Be an adult.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:36 am to toosleaux
I understand people are upset by this entire event. Did an innocent man lose his life? Yes. Did Kyren unnecessarily lose his life? Yes. Was that Kyren's choice even if it felt like the world was coming down on him? Also, yes.
Do people not understand that this situation isn't black and white? Is Kyren totally innocent? No, I don't think it's a wrong take to say his erratic driving contributed to the crash-- hell he even knew it because he called lawyer. He knew he would be ID'd or that he had at least some culpability.
Did Kyren cause the accident by himself? Also, no. There is something called comparative fault, and more than one person can contribute to a crash. While its easy to blame the police here, they followed the leads that they were given. Upon arrival to the scene EVERYONE said it was the green charger. Are they supposed to not investigate it?
At the end of the day the charges would have been reduced or dismissed for Kyren and this would have been solved in civil court, but as Ory himself said, Kyren couldn't hold on one more day
Do people not understand that this situation isn't black and white? Is Kyren totally innocent? No, I don't think it's a wrong take to say his erratic driving contributed to the crash-- hell he even knew it because he called lawyer. He knew he would be ID'd or that he had at least some culpability.
Did Kyren cause the accident by himself? Also, no. There is something called comparative fault, and more than one person can contribute to a crash. While its easy to blame the police here, they followed the leads that they were given. Upon arrival to the scene EVERYONE said it was the green charger. Are they supposed to not investigate it?
At the end of the day the charges would have been reduced or dismissed for Kyren and this would have been solved in civil court, but as Ory himself said, Kyren couldn't hold on one more day
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:39 am to CecildaDiesel
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Is Kyren totally innocent? No,
no, I don't believe he is
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Upon arrival to the scene EVERYONE said it was the green charger.
numerous studies have proven, many times, that eye witnesses are the most unreliable piece of evidence in an investigation
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:45 am to jlovel7
The gold truck was in front of the white car that swerved into the other lane. Based on height of the white car and gold truck the car would not even be able to see ahead of the truck to see the charger coming.
The gold truck breaking to turn and the white car not paying attention caused the driver of the car to swerve into other lane to avoid rear-ending the gold truck. Nothing to do with green charger.
Yes you can charge him for reckless driving but not for homicide charges
The gold truck breaking to turn and the white car not paying attention caused the driver of the car to swerve into other lane to avoid rear-ending the gold truck. Nothing to do with green charger.
Yes you can charge him for reckless driving but not for homicide charges
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:46 am to 777Tiger
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numerous studies have proven, many times, that eye witnesses are the most unreliable piece of evidence in an investigation
When the piece of shite flees the scene of an accident he caused, what is the cop left with?
Imagine this, Lacy doesn’t act like a piece of shite and he actually stays behind to help the people out.
But he didn’t put those people first. He put himself first multiple times by swerving in and out of traffic like a reckless fricking idiot as well as driving past it. You know why? Because he didn’t have a care in the world about those around him.
That doesn’t mean he didn’t know he wasn’t at fault. He absolutely knew he was at fault as he called an attorney within minutes. He didnt stop to help or to accept responsibility, he zoomed past it and put his potential millions above those people KNOWING HE WAS WRONG.
Black America, as usual, can’t handle the truth.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:46 am to dnm3305
How would the white car even see the charger coming if it was behind the gold truck?
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:47 am to 777Tiger
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numerous studies have proven, many times, that eye witnesses are the most unreliable piece of evidence in an investigation
Maybe so,but try telling an ADA that- a victim/witnesses words are gospel until proven incorrect with physical evidence. Even then that doesn't always sway the prosecutor.
And honestly, as a police officer, a truck driver who has a better vantage point than anyone on the road due to his height and who is on the road for a living (CDL) would typically be considered a high value witness.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:48 am to WhodatTigerPel
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How would the white car even see the charger coming if it was behind the gold truck?
Have you ever driven a vehicle before, or are you going to pretend that there’s zero awareness of what’s going on in front of you?
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:48 am to The Third Leg
How long did it take them to get that video? It Couldnt have taken that long. Video isn't stored for longer than a few days at most. So they waited what 8 months to release this video?
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:50 am to dnm3305
Yes I used to drive a car, and hated being behind trucks or large SUVs because you can never see past them. That is one of the main reasons I do not drive a car anymore
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:53 am to WhodatTigerPel
So the truck is actually at fault?
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:54 am to CecildaDiesel
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Maybe so,but try telling an ADA that- a victim/witnesses words are gospel until proven incorrect with physical evidence. Even then that doesn't always sway the prosecutor.
And honestly, as a police officer, a truck driver who has a better vantage point than anyone on the road due to his height and who is on the road for a living (CDL) would typically be considered a high value witness.
I'm just pointing out the studies, I've been part of accident investigating teams and as part of our training we've read studies and seen films about the reliability factor of eyewitnesses, not saying there is no value in eye witness accounts, just that it is considered among the least reliable evidence in the puzzle
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:55 am to dnm3305
So why didn’t the driver of the white car not hit her brakes until after lacy was already in the correct lane?
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:59 am to Dixie2023
Why would the truck be at fault? Because it was turning? or you just stupid?
White car not paying attention, when she looks up and see the truck slowing down to turn she goes into other lane to avoid rear-ending truck.
White car not paying attention, when she looks up and see the truck slowing down to turn she goes into other lane to avoid rear-ending truck.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 11:02 am to toosleaux
Someone needs to write a ticket for that cop. Brake tag is expired.
Rules are rules.
Rules are rules.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 11:04 am to The Third Leg
No passing zones are often for a reason.
I have to agree that Lacey was partially responsible.
I have to agree that Lacey was partially responsible.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 11:12 am to Napoleon
This is extremely simple as it relates to what caused the death/head on collision:
The woman following too closely to the truck. Even if lacy is 100% responsible for the truck braking, it doesn’t matter. Period. You should always be following far enough back to safely brake behind the vehicle in front of you and not have to swerve into oncoming traffic.
Give lacy tickets for wreckless driving or illegal passing? Go ahead. Homicide? Insane
The woman following too closely to the truck. Even if lacy is 100% responsible for the truck braking, it doesn’t matter. Period. You should always be following far enough back to safely brake behind the vehicle in front of you and not have to swerve into oncoming traffic.
Give lacy tickets for wreckless driving or illegal passing? Go ahead. Homicide? Insane
This post was edited on 10/7/25 at 11:13 am
Posted on 10/7/25 at 11:14 am to whoa
He had an NIL deal with Gordon, may have been because they already had a relationship vs claiming injury.
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