Follow up: How not to drive a Ferrari

http://www.wsbtv.com/sports/2520166/detail.html

Sept 3:
"The car hit a wall at about 80 mph before the men were ejected from the vehicle."

Oct 6:
"Atlanta Thrashers forward Dan Snyder died Sunday night in an Atlanta hospital because of head trauma. Snyder was 25 years old."

Oct 13:
"Because Heatley wasn't drunk and Snyder's relatives say they forgive him, prosecutors may decide the car crash was just an accident, with no need to pursue felony charges and sentences ranging from three to 15 years."

Isn't driving 45 miles over the speed limit enough to at least warrant a _look_ into suspending his license? And what if the next victim's family isn't so "forgiving" about losing a son/brother/grandson?

There's a reason sports celebrities act like they can get away with anything...it's called precedence.

RE: How not to drive a Lamborghini