Accident took place in same curve 22 year-old Franz Nalezny, was unable to maneuver January 31, 2014 ending in the third traffic fatality in the community, all under the current HOA board.
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Coto de Caza, CA - another weekend, another non-reportable accident, another non-statistic.
This one happened between Saturday 5:00 pm and Sunday 11:00 am. Based on the evidence, the driver was going north on Vista del Verde, unable to maneuver what board-member Phil Mitchell might call, a NTSB-compliant 35 MPH sign.
The same curve 22 year-old Franz Nalezny, was unable to maneuver January 31, 2014 ending in the third traffic fatality in the community, all under the current HOA board.
All evidence points to a speeding vehicle and or DUI driver, or both., but we may never know, since there are no signs the California Highway Patrol (CHP) ever made it to the scene: just like the proverbial fallen tree in the forest, if there is an accident in Coto de Caza and the CHP never shows up, it never happened!
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| Memorial to Franz Nalezny at the site of the accident Wishing Him Happy Birthday |
Just like other previous similar accidents, there are no signs of the private security company, UPS - we refer to as glorified meter maid: No yellow cautionary tapes, no markers, nothing that tells passers by that the case is being handled. Nothing! Zilch!
But as Mr. Mitchell might say, "public safety is a two way street. The HOA takes care of its side of the street using NTSB-compliant signs, so it is the drivers fault"!
But as Mr. Mitchell might say, "public safety is a two way street. The HOA takes care of its side of the street using NTSB-compliant signs, so it is the drivers fault"!
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