-tickets issued to bikers going the wrong way on a one way street this morning: $25
-fine issued to the prince of darkness for steamrolling a pedestrian with his corvette: $50
the disparity: priceless. or, well, $25.
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That $50 is pretty disappointing, although the disappointing aspect is less the fine ($50 seems reasonable for "Failure to yield") than the fact that this seems to be all he's getting cited/charged with. If what eyewitnesses have said is true, he's guilty of a lot more than that offense.
Also disappointing: that Novak doesn't even have the balls to make an appropriately regretful statement about the incident. Or even an apology! Just kidding, I know that would never happen.
Posted by: Jake | July 24, 2008 at 02:18 PM