Was he not reckless? what is your evidence to that?The evidence to his recklessness exists already without the shadow of the doubt! Is that not our law?

so if your in nj and get caught speeding they don't try to stop you? somethings not right here.

The first line says it all, "sometimes bad things happen to good people". In this case, it was a bad thing that this state trooper does not have the mental capacity to judge where he should or should not stop, as in stop sign, stop sign, stop sign.

To blaze through an intersection without regard to others and the lives around you is not only poor judgement, it should by all means be held in the same accountability standards as the rest of us.

Yes, it may have been his job to stop a car that is speeding, but not at the cost of human life. The point is, he is able to live, while those who died are not.

Horrific situation for everyone involved. However, this does prove that because he a man of the law he is not above the law. My prayers to the families of girls whose lives ended that tragic day.

Aren't we suppose to have controll over our vehicle's at all times?