When will people learn? And while drinking too...

http://www.indystar.com/print/articl...-4264-127.html

 

lol

 

Run what you Brung ?????

 

Sometimes you just gotta "run what you brung:.

WOT

 

 

LMAO

 

DECATUR, IND. -- A drag race between two horse-drawn buggies ended with one of the drivers losing control and running head-on into another buggy, seriously injuring a passenger, police said.

The two buggies were racing late Sunday on a county road in Adams County about 20 miles south of Fort Wayne when the wreck happened, state police said.

Ruth Ann Schwartz, 31, of rural Berne, suffered a head injury when she was thrown from a buggy and was listed in stable condition at Adams County Memorial Hospital. She was a passenger in the buggy driven by 33-year-old Victor Schwartz.

A 7-year-old boy also riding in Schwartz's buggy was ejected but not injured, police said. Four other children riding in the buggy also were not hurt.

The driver of the third buggy, 26-year-old David Wickey, was arrested on a charge of driving a vehicle while intoxicated. He was jailed Monday under $2,500 bond.

While the northeastern Indiana area has a large Amish community, state Trooper Bob Brophy said he did not know of any other recent problems with drag-racing buggies.
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Get a couple guys together while drinking and its bound to happen

 

At least nobody involved had the last name Yoder or Graber. Those dog-gone Amish are wild ones.

 

They actually had to pass a BUI (buggying under the influence) for the Amish in PA.

It appears they like their booze.

Coldie

 

Gotta question this story!! I read a similar story about a year ago that was almost word for word.

 

it is a true story, saw it on the news last night. Showed the police there with the torn up buggies, I was LMAO too. Not at the fact that someone got hurt, just at the race itself

 

 

I'd like a piece of that action. My truck may be laid up, but I think even my VW could give 'em a run for their money.

 

 

I would have thought the horse would have exhibited more horse sence than that.
JE