No one knows for sure if he had a seatbelt on or not, they said they are not 100 percent sure if he had one on or not. How do you know that he didn't unbuckle it himself? He might of hit the trailor and tryed to get out himself, and then died. He always practiced safety while driving. No one will ever know the truth. Just because he was out at 3 am doesn't mean he was drinking either, he has played darts for 20 years. I just don't understand why people try to piece it together when they know just what they hear on the news or in the paper. LLet the professionals do their job, and still then they might not know exactly what happened that night. No one will truely know but my Uncle. R.I.P. Uncle Robert and we love and miss you deeply!!
All you ignorant people do is talk crap about this you know nothing and you cannot judge him if you don't know him. My family would rearrange your face and get you to shut your mouth because that was my Uncle. He was very thoughtful to others and you don't know if the truck driver was at fault or not they even said the truck driver was in his path. He was off duty but on call, so that means if they needed him for something he would of had to go into work. So he was out with friends, playing darts that he has done for 20 years. If it was someone in your family or your UNcle you would be pissed if people were talking crap also. Have some respect for him and our family. How do you think his 2 girls feel? They have no father now and all you can do is talk crap. Just like a few other people said go the his calling hours and say that, I bet you wouldn't walk out of there. You are sadly missed Uncle Robert and R.I.P. You were a great man and father, and police officer.
It is very ignorant to state an opinion like you did oldmangrump, that was my uncle. They did not say anything about him being drunk, and he was not on duty, he was on call, but not on duty. Have a little respect for his family and respect for him as a police officer. People are rude when things happen to people they don't know or is not a part of their family.
Posted on June 23 at 9:42 p.m.
No one knows for sure if he had a seatbelt on or not, they said they are not 100 percent sure if he had one on or not. How do you know that he didn't unbuckle it himself? He might of hit the trailor and tryed to get out himself, and then died. He always practiced safety while driving. No one will ever know the truth. Just because he was out at 3 am doesn't mean he was drinking either, he has played darts for 20 years. I just don't understand why people try to piece it together when they know just what they hear on the news or in the paper. LLet the professionals do their job, and still then they might not know exactly what happened that night. No one will truely know but my Uncle. R.I.P. Uncle Robert and we love and miss you deeply!!
Posted on June 22 at 11:22 a.m.
All you ignorant people do is talk crap about this you know nothing and you cannot judge him if you don't know him. My family would rearrange your face and get you to shut your mouth because that was my Uncle. He was very thoughtful to others and you don't know if the truck driver was at fault or not they even said the truck driver was in his path. He was off duty but on call, so that means if they needed him for something he would of had to go into work. So he was out with friends, playing darts that he has done for 20 years. If it was someone in your family or your UNcle you would be pissed if people were talking crap also. Have some respect for him and our family. How do you think his 2 girls feel? They have no father now and all you can do is talk crap. Just like a few other people said go the his calling hours and say that, I bet you wouldn't walk out of there. You are sadly missed Uncle Robert and R.I.P. You were a great man and father, and police officer.
Posted on June 20 at 3:32 p.m.
It is very ignorant to state an opinion like you did oldmangrump, that was my uncle. They did not say anything about him being drunk, and he was not on duty, he was on call, but not on duty. Have a little respect for his family and respect for him as a police officer. People are rude when things happen to people they don't know or is not a part of their family.
Posted on June 19 at 5:19 p.m.
R.I.P Uncle Robert, I love and miss you.