So was he driving or not? And why I ask is this, this may explain the hospital thing, but if he was actually driving -- this doesn't matter. My kids were telling me about a party at a off campus house where there was drinking and who knows what. (AGAIN, not NDSU) but one of the partygoers passes out and guys who rent/own house say, hey, he can't be here we have to get him out of here. They literally bear type carry him back to his dorm, hit the handicapped button the door, it opens they lay him in there and split. (and no, my kids were not the ones who did the leaving!!) RA keeps hearing door buzz and gets out there to see what the heck it was, and lo and behold drunk guy in the door and the door keeps closing on him and opening. First thing they do, is call an ambulance and waa-la, that's how he ends up at hospital. But with the articles if they are true keep referring to him sliding around in the cop car, then this may not apply. But thought I would throw it out there as to how this poor drunk partygoer ended up in the hospital. Now as to Tom, was he driving or not???!!
When did Homicides and "Murder" become something so common it would become " a family's first experience in this "?!? This is NOT common or something good people in our area of the US do on a daily basis. There should NEVER be a First Time to bury a life lost to the hands of a criminal. Why would you even think that way?
