"Stupid Kids, do stupid Things..4-Sure"
I was/am one of them

Overnight roll over
Truck Rolls 5 Times,
Hits Pole

Last Edited: Wednesday, 18 Mar 2009, 8:47 AM CDT

HOUSTON - A driver is in stable condition after his truck veered off the road and rolled five times before snapping a telephone pole.

Houston Police say the accident occurred around 1 a.m. Wednesday as the white Dodge truck traveled in the 5900 block of Liberty. Driver stated he was on his way to see MCF: Member `Becky . He couldn't wait to see her. The driver was transported to the hospital. It is unknown why his truck left the road, but they believe he was forced `off the
road by crazy teen "Street Racer's"
(This is the only article I could find this morning after I got 2 the office.
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`Becky, I hope your friend has a full recovery.
I have been guilty of `Street Rac'in & it has cost me
Big $'s....Liv'in & Learn'in the Hard Way.

Hi Becky & Member's,
Your post was the first one I read this morning, so I searched and read the news in the Houston area.
Yours News is as bad as Florida news
I've added the below of another accident that a teen
lost his life from street Rac'in There seems to be a lot
of street racing in your area also.
I've learned to take it 2 the `Track 4-Sure.
Wish you & reader a safe/happy `day.


Street racing leads to teenager’s death


Updated: 03/09
SOUTH COUNTY – A teenager died early Thursday morning when the pickup truck he was driving flipped and skidded several hundred feet as the result of street racing, a law enforcement official said.

Daniel Norman Taylor, 17, of Spring was traveling south on Riley Fuzzel Road about 1:30 a.m. when his four-door Dodge truck and a two-door Chevrolet pickup driven by Cameron Kohle Layton, 17, of Spring, bumped into each other, triggering the fatal crash.
(As a Teen, we act B-4 we Think , & sometimes it's 2 late)
Texas Department of Public Safety Sgt. Travis Barnhill, who is heading up the investigation, said Taylor and Layton began racing on a two-lane stretch of roadway shortly after leaving Layton’s house, where the two had been “hanging out” with several acquaintances, Barnhill said.

“They were all friends, coming from the location,” the trooper said. “I don’t think it (the racing) was planned. We think they were on the way to take some friends home.”

Speed was “definitely” a factor in the wreck, Barnhill said.

Taylor and Layton had driven no more than half a mile on Riley Fuzzel when the wreck occurred, Barnhill said.

He said Layton pulled onto the left – or oncoming – lane of Riley Fuzzel. The right front tire of Layton’s vehicle struck the rear passenger door of Taylor’s truck, Barnhill said.

“We believed Mr. Taylor started to side-skid in a counter-clockwise direction,” the trooper said. “We think he tried to over-correct and the rear tires dug into the dirt.”

That caused the truck to turn over and land on its cab, Barnhill said.

The truck slid for about 200 feet, crushing the cab in the process, he said.

Dale-Ross Primeaux, 20, of Spring, was a passenger in Taylor’s truck. Primeaux was transported to Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital, where he was in stable condition, Barnhill said.

Layton and the passenger in his truck, Christopher Ridge, 21, from California, were not injured.

Barnhill said he plans to file charges against Layton with the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office.

Street racing is a Class B misdemeanor, according to the Texas Transportation Code. However, the penalty is raised to a third-degree felony if injury occurs. The penalty elevates to a third-degree felony should the act result in death.

All four men were wearing seatbelts at the time of the wreck, Barnhill said.

Taylor’s body was sent to the Southeast Forensic Center in Conroe for an autopsy. Barnhill said troopers found some illicit drugs in Taylor’s vehicle.

Taylor is the 14th traffic fatality in Montgomery County this year.