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Patrick
All around perfect man and a sexy beast. Known to cause even the most loyal of girls to turn on their boyfriends. Some consider to be on the status of not only a god, but THE God.
"Damn, my girl got snatched..."
"Kick his ass dude!"
"Nah man... it was Patrick bro"
"Awww shit... leave it alone, that fucker will kill you"
"I didn't know Jesus went to this school"
"Nah dude... that guy right there, that's Patrick. But they are easily confused"
All around perfect man and a sexy beast. Known to cause even the most loyal of girls to turn on their boyfriends. Some consider to be on the status of not only a god, but THE God.
"Damn, my girl got snatched..."
"Kick his ass dude!"
"Nah man... it was Patrick bro"
"Awww shit... leave it alone, that fucker will kill you"
"I didn't know Jesus went to this school"
"Nah dude... that guy right there, that's Patrick. But they are easily confused"
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One motorcyclist died.
Collision with pickup kills motorcyclist on U.S. 41
MANATEE COUNTY -- A 30-year-old Bradenton motorcyclist was killed late Wednesday and his friend was critically injured after their bikes collided with a pickup truck making an improper left turn, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
Eric A. Howard and Jonathan Harris, 25, of Sarasota, were riding south on 14th Street West shortly before 8 p.m. when their motorcycles struck a vehicle at 60th Avenue West.
Groups of people were clustered on the four corners where 14th Street West meets 60th Avenue late Wednesday. The pickup truck and two motorcycles lay on their sides amid a field of shattered glass and pieces of plastic and metal.
Howard, who owned a painting company, died at Bayfront Medical Center in St. Petersburg. Harris was critically injured, according to FHP reports. Both men were wearing helmets.
Harris needed a respirator to breathe early Thursday and was in a medical-induced coma, said a friend, Juan Gonzalez, who is part of a tight-knit group of motorcycle riders that included Harris and Howard.
Court records show Harris, an apprentice-electrician, was fighting a careless driving charge in Manatee County court and had a hearing this month. He was charged in May with not having a valid motorcycle license.
Howard also did not have a motorcycle endorsement on his license, according to FHP Cpl. David Brunner. The endorsement is required to lawfully operate a motorcycle.
Gonzalez said Harris, whose father is a prominent church leader in Sarasota, had just finished repairs on his motorcycle when he took it for a spin Wednesday night on 14th Street West.
"He was all excited about having the bike running," Gonzalez said.
Harris' father, the Rev. Gregory Harris, chairman of Active Reformation Movement of Sarasota County, said Thursday that troopers told him that Harris and Howard were not speeding.
"In life we have to take the unfortunate with the fortunate, the good with the bad, and we try to make the best of life with God's help," Harris said.
Authorities cited East Manatee resident Teri M. Grimes, 52, an English teacher at Lakewood Ranch High School, for making a left turn in front of approaching traffic.
Grimes, a correspondent for the Sarasota Herald-Tribune who has written restaurant reviews, suffered minor injuries in the crash and was taken to Manatee Memorial Hospital for treatment. She could not be reached for comment.
Grimes is married to Herald-Tribune columnist David Grimes.
Collision with pickup kills motorcyclist on U.S. 41
MANATEE COUNTY -- A 30-year-old Bradenton motorcyclist was killed late Wednesday and his friend was critically injured after their bikes collided with a pickup truck making an improper left turn, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
Eric A. Howard and Jonathan Harris, 25, of Sarasota, were riding south on 14th Street West shortly before 8 p.m. when their motorcycles struck a vehicle at 60th Avenue West.
Groups of people were clustered on the four corners where 14th Street West meets 60th Avenue late Wednesday. The pickup truck and two motorcycles lay on their sides amid a field of shattered glass and pieces of plastic and metal.
Howard, who owned a painting company, died at Bayfront Medical Center in St. Petersburg. Harris was critically injured, according to FHP reports. Both men were wearing helmets.
Harris needed a respirator to breathe early Thursday and was in a medical-induced coma, said a friend, Juan Gonzalez, who is part of a tight-knit group of motorcycle riders that included Harris and Howard.
Court records show Harris, an apprentice-electrician, was fighting a careless driving charge in Manatee County court and had a hearing this month. He was charged in May with not having a valid motorcycle license.
Howard also did not have a motorcycle endorsement on his license, according to FHP Cpl. David Brunner. The endorsement is required to lawfully operate a motorcycle.
Gonzalez said Harris, whose father is a prominent church leader in Sarasota, had just finished repairs on his motorcycle when he took it for a spin Wednesday night on 14th Street West.
"He was all excited about having the bike running," Gonzalez said.
Harris' father, the Rev. Gregory Harris, chairman of Active Reformation Movement of Sarasota County, said Thursday that troopers told him that Harris and Howard were not speeding.
"In life we have to take the unfortunate with the fortunate, the good with the bad, and we try to make the best of life with God's help," Harris said.
Authorities cited East Manatee resident Teri M. Grimes, 52, an English teacher at Lakewood Ranch High School, for making a left turn in front of approaching traffic.
Grimes, a correspondent for the Sarasota Herald-Tribune who has written restaurant reviews, suffered minor injuries in the crash and was taken to Manatee Memorial Hospital for treatment. She could not be reached for comment.
Grimes is married to Herald-Tribune columnist David Grimes.
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Amanda
"People know me."
"Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle."
