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Topic was Tony Stewart and racing.   You don't even know the difference between Nationwide and the Cup, and cannot speak from your own brain about racing, and so turn to food, huh?   Guess food is what soothes a 52 yr old boy

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(Yawn)

Quoted from mikechristine1

He says that stupid "yawn" every time he is unable to speak with intelligence about a topic


DV stated that taxes are lower now than in the 1970's and when asked to provide proof of his statement, the only thing he can respond with is "Yawn"   (because he has no proof, no intelligence about taxes, and it's a lie)

Quoted from mikechristine1

He says that stupid "yawn" every time he is unable to speak with intelligence about a topic


DV stated that taxes are lower now than in the 1970's and when asked to provide proof of his statement, the only thing he can respond with is "Yawn"   (because he has no proof, no intelligence about taxes, and it's a lie)

Quoted from B GAGE

It was a unfortunate accident .

Quoted from Henry

It was a preventable accident

Quoted from senders

NOTHING is 100% preventable.....humans make choices.....

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CANANDAIGUA, N.Y. (AP) — A grand jury will decide whether NASCAR driver Tony Stewart will be
charged in the August death of a fellow driver at a sprint car race in upstate New York.

Ontario County District Attorney Michael Tantillo said Tuesday that after reviewing evidence collected
by sheriff's investigators, he has decided to present it to a grand jury. Tantillo could have determined
there was not enough evidence to support charges and dropped the case.

Stewart's car struck and killed Kevin Ward Jr. at a dirt-track race in Canandaigua on Aug. 9. The 20-year-old
had climbed from his car after it had spun while racing alongside Stewart.

Stewart issued a statement saying he looks forward to the process being completed and will continue to cooperate.

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Tony Stewart not charged in death of Kevin Ward Jr.
Jeff Gluck and Nate Ryan, USA TODAY Sports 3:48 p.m. EDT September 24, 2014
Tony Stewart will not face criminal charges in Kevin Ward Jr.'s death, a grand jury in upstate New York decided.

The Ontario County District Attorney's office took the evidence in Stewart's case to a grand jury, which found there was no basis for criminal charges, D.A. Michael Tantillo announced Wednesday.

Tantillo said toxicology reports revealed that Ward was under the influence of marijuana at a high enough level to impair judgment.

Tantillo said there were two charges submitted for consideration by the grand jury against Stewart: manslaughter in the second degree and criminally negligent homicide. He said neither received the necessary 12 votes from the grand jury to charge Stewart. The grand jury heard the evidence and deliberated "over the better part of two days," Tantillo said.

Tantillo said Stewart was presented the opportunity to testify but wouldn't confirm whether he did.

Tantillo said two videos of the incident were examined and revealed there was "no aberrational driving by Tony Stewart."

Stewart still could face a civil suit from Ward's family.
The grand jury's decision is a major relief to both Stewart and the NASCAR community, which has been under a cloud since Stewart struck and killed Ward in an Aug. 9 sprint car race at Canandaigua Motorsports Park.

Tantillo said approximately two dozen witnesses testified. Two videos, photos and "other documentary evidence" also were reviewed.

"After listening to and questioning all of the witnesses, and reviewing all of the evidence, the grand jury has determined that there is no basis to charge Tony Stewart with any crimes; his case was "No-Billed" by the grand jury," Tantillo said in a statement released prior to his press conference.

All along, statements from Stewart-Haas Racing referred to Ward's death as an "accident." Now, it's clear the 23-member grand jury agreed there wasn't sufficient evidence to suggest Stewart was negligent.

This means Stewart, 43, can move forward with his racing career knowing SHR -- which he co-owns -- and his sponsorship situation stands to remain intact.

The finding is consistent with the initial statements by Sheriff Phillip Povero, who said there was no evidence to suggest any wrongdoing on Stewart's part.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/.....d-jr-death/15712979/

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DA: Kevin Ward Jr. was under the influence of marijuana
Nate Ryan, USA TODAY Sports 3:55 p.m. EDT September 24, 2014
Toxicology reports revealed Kevin Ward Jr., was under the influence of marijuana on the night he was stuck and killed by a sprint car driven by Tony Stewart, Ontario County (N.Y.) District Attorney Michael Tantillo said Wednesday.

At a news conference to announce that a grand jury had declined to indict Stewart in Ward's death, Tantillo said the level of marijuana in Ward's system was high enough to impair judgment.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/.....y-decision/16160043/