Adarius Hayes Charged in Deadly Crash

[P-Tizzle]

Just saying

I've seen some "I told you so" **** before, but this one probably takes the prize. CIS has some heartless ********.

 

[TRick72]

30yr old men don't make bad decisions because their frontal lobe is fully developed?

That’s what I’ve been stressing to my wife for the past 20 years to no avail

 

[rsa coral gables]

I found this to be very weird. I remember asking dmoney if he was practicing and being very surprised he was.

I guess Mario didn't want to turn his back on Hayes, but the writing was on the wall the moment this happened.

the right thing to do with a kid, until he was charged.

 

[Josh]

Just saying

We don’t hate this f@ggot enough fr

 

[P-Tizzle]

It looks like the vehicular homicide charges are 2nd degree felonies (3 counts), and then a third degree felony charge for the reckless driving causing bodily harm.

Is the vehicular homicide only a 2nd degree felony because he stopped to check on the victims in the other vehicle, and it wasn't a hit and run? IF so, that charge is up to 15 years in prison.

 

[ageezy]

i feel for the kid ... but i have 3 kids and can't condone reckless driving ...

 

[brock]

Sad situation man ****

 

[Brock Berlin]

Common sense told u this was coming when the accident happened

Idk why we didn’t just suspend him “pending the results of the investigation”

 

[UMFarArcher]

Amazing how lives change in the blink of an eye. And we can blame this on a lot fo things, but it is mostly just about a young person making a bad decision. 30 year old Adarius Hayes would not have driven that fast as his brain would have further matured.

The frontal lobe of male brains (effectively the brakes on our emotions) does not fully develop until we are 25 years old. Unsurprisingly, most of our bad decisions are made before the age of 25.

I find myself starting with the words, "I once used to . . . never mind. I still do that . . ."

And I haven't seen the age 25 in decades.


Some folks though, seem to tempt the world order - and will still make a bad decision, even when asked, "Do you prefer paper or plastic?"

 

[UMFarArcher]

My bad decisions DO make for some good stories later in life.

It's a finely honed - skill.

 

[Combo]

When you're driving, pay attention to your driving.

Something for all of us to remember. Easy to get distracted which can be dangerous even if you'd not driving way above the limit.

 

[BoxingRobes]

Henry Ruggs was going faster and under the influence, but still a woman and a dog dead and he's serving 3 to 10 years as a result of a botched blood test that would give him the DUI and whatever mandatory minimums the state of Nevada has...so the 3-10 is plea with a cushy gig while he serves his time.

Adarius supposedly not under the influence, but killed three people going double the speed limit...as laid out here could be 15 years.

 

[CBurrr93]

Just shows how it can all happen in the blink of an eye. We all have skeletons. Not going to dump on Hayes. I’d imagine he’ll be regretting this forever. And God look over the kids and their family

 

[RF-4CCane]

Amazing how lives change in the blink of an eye. And we can blame this on a lot fo things, but it is mostly just about a young person making a bad decision. 30 year old Adarius Hayes would not have driven that fast as his brain would have further matured.

The frontal lobe of male brains (effectively the brakes on our emotions) does not fully develop until we are 25 years old. Unsurprisingly, most of our bad decisions are made before the age of 25.

The bullet proof mentality of late teens and early 20’s.
Add in a 700hp vehicle. Recipe for disaster.

 

[RF-4CCane]

Not to mention the scooters and motorcycles weaving recklessly across traffic lines and intersections. There’s virtually no enforcement either. I can’t recall the last time I’ve seen someone pulled over before they’ve caused an accident.

No, they sit and run radar. That catches speeders, but not the most dangerous, the weavers playing NASCAR.

 

[Trav]

95???

THIS IS ON MY EVERYDAY COMMUTE TO REGULAR STREETS IN SOUTH FLORIDA.

THESE KIDS DONT NEED AN NIL EITHER TO DO IT...THEY ARE DRIVING LIKE THIS IN BUCKETS, RENTALS, AND TURO APP CARS.
SEEN SOME KIDS LIKE 18 IN LAMBORGHINI SUVS JUST ZOOMING ON THE REGULAR.

And YEA HAYES is Cooked. He is gonna sit for a long time on this with all those deaths....i dont know if he has a good enough lawyer to deal with it his bond is high as ****.

He probably gonna get about 10 years at minimum

It isn't just the kids. I was back in Miami in February and every freeway and major thoroughfare was like that and it was people of all ages. Almost always dudes. Swerving in and out, speeding, no signals, no merging. It's wild.

Also, if it's a first offense he can plead down to vehicular manslaughter and possibly not do time but his UM career is over.

 

[MizCane]

Welp get ready for the national media to jump all over this before the Catholics vs convicts game. SMH so sad.

 

[305_separatist]

Welp get ready for the national media to jump all over this before the Catholics vs convicts game. SMH so sad.

Yup, must be having an impact on the team as well. They've been working out and practicing with this guy this whole time? Nuts.

 

[CanesFan20]

Yeah once the news broke about what happened, it was pretty clear this would be the outcome.

 

[WesternMDCane]

Absolutely senseless and reprehensible. You see people driving like that all over South FL. Whatever it is, it’s not worth dying nor losing your freedom over.

Why I hate driving the beltways around Baltimore and D.C. when go down that way to the airports, it’s crazy watching people, no blinkers, just driving in and out of lanes like nothing.