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Friday, February 17, 2023

I'm gonna go out on a limb here and guess she had her head buried in her phone

DAYTONA BEACH SHORES, Fla. – A woman died after being struck by a forklift at the Beach Haven Motel in Daytona Beach Shores on Monday, police said.

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Shawn Brock added that there are still many questions left unanswered.

“How did she not move out of the way of it? Did she not hear it? Did she try to move out of the way?” he said.

7 comments:

  1. No doubt. Ya know I would love to die doing what I love. Working around the farm, sitting on the porch enjoying the beauty maybe reading a book. I guess most today love looking a phone. That's about all I see people doing nowadays. At least she went doing what she loved completely and totally oblivious to the wonderful world around her.

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  2. If you're operating construction equipment around the general public, it's on you. The average person has no idea what it means to be on a construction site. Most normies assume if they can get close to it it must be safe. If you work construction, as I have, and don't know this you're brain dead. Not saying it's excuseable. Just that it's a fact.

    The crack whore comment above is totally uncalled-for. WTF, dude?

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    1. You're right about it being out of line. I didn't catch it when I moderated. I've deleted it.
      Thanks.

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    2. I wasn't wtf'ing at you but the guy who wrote it. But prob the right thing deleting it anyway. Thanks for having this site.

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    3. Well, I do moderate for a reason.

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    4. The driver ought to be watching out for "civilians". OTOH, often the load on a forklift is blocking the view ahead. Stay aware of what's around you, because the other guy might not be watching, or might not be able to see you.

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  3. no ear buds ,no hoodies at my shop. also only one person responsible for your/my safety. your own damn self!

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