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• http://tinyurl.com/2f7olfl Mike

  Again the strategy of a drunk driver is to take refuge in a private hospital. It seems to be a regular strategy of those who benefit from protection or those who can afford professional legal aid. After the efforts of the don’t drink and drive campaign, widely transmitted over the media, this irresponsible driver should have his driving licence revoked and be given the maximum penalty for killing a policeman on duty. An awful tragedy for the policeman’s family, hopefully, the court will take into account their loss.

• Yusuf Boodhun

  Go to jail. Move directly to jail. That’s all there is to it. There should also have been a civil case against him because the least that he could do would be to give the widow a form of compensation. It won’t bring her husband back but it is her due. As for Chabaut, his barrister was pretty good.

• Tushal

  He will be fined/prosecuted depending on his status in the society. This is HOW wrong our country has become.

  R.I.P to the officer and sympathies to the family.

  We should have a NO tolerance for drinking and driving. The courts should use him as an example and sentence him for causing deadly body wounds to a public officer while in exercise of his duties, dangerous driving, driving under the influence of alcohol. In other words, JAIL him for +50 years!

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• http://www.facebook.com/sundeep.rambhojun Sundeep Rambhojun

  Zero tolerance!

  LA peine maximum pou manslaughter bizin appliquer!

  linn touye ene dimoune alors ki li ti p condire en etat d’ebriete, mo pas trouve sa compte dans homicide involontaire, mais ene meutre de sang froid.

• http://www.facebook.com/sundeep.rambhojun Sundeep Rambhojun

  Tushal, mo bien esperer ki sa pas arrive kouma to p dire.

  Sinon inn ler nu dessane lor simer. C’est pas ene accident sa, mais ene crime de sang froid! Boire, condire, apres touye dimoune..sa moment ki linn prend so volant apres ki li ti sou la, linn fini commet crime la, li nek pas ti encore konner ki sanla so victime…

• JP Fortuno

  and peace to my friend who tragically died too 2 weeks ago at Cascavelle:

  http://www.lexpress.mu/story/45419-six-morts-sur-les-routes-dont-trois-jeunes-de-20-ans-depuis-debut-decembre.html

  The investigation is still in process, the press wrote “Freins perces” but there’s no proof for that yet!

• Tushal

  Ceki pli drole.
  Pa pe gagne aucun news lor sa cas la!

• Tushal

  Au fait ban camion speed limit c 40km/h. . hier NDR jeudi mon trouve 1 camion ki ti pe faire 90km/h. .

• Tushal

  Mo koner mo ti boire e sou. mais mo pa rapel mon faire accident.

• http://profiles.google.com/akashsky Akash Gura Goredo

  This kind of statement will certainly not earn him mer friends, right?

  Just my ugly observations as usual: last Friday was bazar day at Vacoas, and some very brilliant bloke from the police administration found it judicious to make it coincide with the “graduation” day of the new police recruits. They made a wonderful display of their amateurish handling of the traffic – compounded by end-of-year rush and bazar day – on that day, but my comment is not about this particular problem, but rather about what can be inferred from some facts:

  – police officers replaced by SMF officers for handling traffic on heavily trafficked roads, with no communication / synchronisation between themselves, forgetting basic safety rules (ok, for once they did find time to wear their fluorescent jackets, but what about at least maintaning eye-contact between themselves and coordination between themselves? One said move, the other no…), like looking where they stand when allowing traffic to move, giving sufficient notice to road users to make a manoeuvre (how can they expect a motorcycle to stop as soon as they raise their hand? Nintendo sa??). In brief, no training was given to these makeshift traffic officers to regulate and channel traffic

  – no parking arrangement made for families attending the “graduation” ceremony.

  – police officers (not the SMF ones) stopping vehicles of families for a chatting with total disregard of (1) road furniture explicity forbidding halting (double yellow lines and no parking zones) (2) their duty to prevent obstructions on heavily trafficked roads

  – the appearance of the vehicles driven by SOME of the famillies of the new police officers and MOST of these new officers was, to say the least, quite disconcerting: “tuning” to the limit of safety/legal requirements, dark windows almost everywhere, booming and deafening music systems, oversized exhausts and aerodynamic “enhancements” and the like. Nice attitude display by those who are supposed to enforce regulations…

  So, are we sure we have the best officers in terms of competence AND attitude?

  It’s the attitude that determines your altitude, they say: so, to adapt to the future altitude, the country will be needing Jean-Jacques Cousteau’s submarines soon…

• http://www.yashvinblogs.com Yashvin Awootar

  lol. Next time, do not forget to stop for a few minutes for some photo shoots

• JP Fortuno

  mwa mo trouv ca tous les jours parce ki lannee derniere mo ti p roule dan l’ouest tous les matins pou al travay

• disqus_O5hv3SR8h2

  I personally think that this boy needs a real brainwash and a perfect sentence

• disqus_O5hv3SR8h2

  i just want to leave this message for the criminal. you are trying to buy pity on medical ground, on legal ground, seeking refuge but beware!!!! money can buy everything for you but not the life of the little baby’s father.
  you are a criminal who has killed an innocent although he stopped you. you carried your van on him thinking that there will be no proof behind but you are a loser and you will be punished for what you did man. you have not just killed the police constable but his whole family. on 23rd dec 2012 was the turn of this constable but tomorrow will be your turn. you may escape as much as you want but justice will be done in one way or the other.
  ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT YOU RICH CHAP!!!!!

• disqus_O5hv3SR8h2

  you are only 19 years and you have a full life in front of you but taking the life of an innocent so brutally in one sense means you have no heart man.
  drink and drive without tshirt and seeking refuge in a private hospital is no manhood. you may have money to do everything but have you personally judged what you did to that family. instead of lying in the court that you sympathise with the family – just to get out of the cell – why don’t you get really into contact with the family to know their a bit more about their painful and miserable life.

  you have snatched away the happiness of this small family. your family have sympathy for you because you are their son but what about this poor family who have lost their unique son because of your foolish action. instead of throwing money everywhere to be free go and compensate the poor child who will no more see her father and has no guardian to guarantee her future.

  god will surely do justice just keep this in mind!!!!!!

• Jerome

  Alr selon toa ti zeunesse la ine lever pou touille ene garde sa jour la!! Mo pa trop daccord ek sa..ok li ti boire line fanner mai pa veu dir ki line touye li de sang froid sa mo pa daccord dutt ek sa