Woman dead in 7-car crash after police pursuit

Deadly force situation IMHO. SP Gang unit trooper was cleared in a similar incident a few years ago.

Murderer, no. Bloggers nieve to the situation yes. He is still my brother and car accidents happen all the time. His family, freinds, is here and will always be here to support him. We love u brah and we know u didn't mean for this to happen. Only GOD can judge, for he knows ur heart

Only GOD can judge, for he knows ur heart

Aint it funnny how these people always find God after they kill someone, im sure he was a regular at mass. O and btw.....hes judging alright.

#6 ring any bells.

http://godstenlaws.com/ten-commandments/index.html

I love when the citizenry comes on here demanding you stop speaking ill of them or their ilk, how many times have any of you logged onto a news site and cried and whined that the lowlifes stop talking bad about you,your salary, a fallen brother, a detail, ois? ZERO I bet but they alwasy feel the need to its almost entitlement to tell you what you can or cant say. Like it or not sweeite, its a free world ,with an attitude like that im guessing your last name is DONNA.

Not an accident when your running from police putting everyone else's lives at risk. Your brother is a father, a son, and also a complete shit bag moron. And now he's got blood on his hands

Grieving husband questions Brockton police pursuit

Brockton man caught in traffic near accident that killed his wife

BROCKTON —
Bill Burnham was driving home Friday afternoon when he ran into a traffic jam a few blocks from his house in Brockton. He heard there had been an accident, but didn’t know much more until he got home and the phone rang.
The woman killed in the accident was driving a brand new blue Jaguar, he was told. The same make and color of car he’d given his wife as an early 50th birthday present.
And then he knew.
Burnham’s wife, Maryanne Kotsiopoulos, was killed when her car was struck in the intersection of Centre and Quincy streets by a car driven by Antwoin Moore, 27, of Brockton. She would have turned 50 on Oct. 25.


Read more: http://www.enterprisenews.com/answerbook/brockton/x1224697561/Husband-of-woman-killed-in-crash-questions-police-pursuit#ixzz29IjoIinS

I would like to see what the assholes record looks like
and how many pages long it is.

From her postings they look like a family of illiterates.

your brother was pulled over for a narcotics investigation, tried to run down two police officers smashing into their cruiser, fled the scene at a high speed and ran a red light killing an innocent women.

i'd say scumbag is a very appropriate description for this type of lowlife. may he rot in a prison cell for the rest of his life.

An accident is when the sun gets in your eyes causing a crash. Murder is when you knowingly run a red light and kill someone. Look on the bright side you'll be able to visit your brother for about 25 years in jail. The victims husband can only visit a grave for the rest of his life!

sounds familiar....

Prima, maybe your judgement is clouded by grief. Maybe you're just too loyal to this mistake of humanity due to blood to see the truth. Maybe you're just an idiot.

No matter how you want to twist it, bend it, play with the facts, this guy was dirt and that woman would NOT have died if he had stopped.

I heard that he claimed he thought he was being carjacked. Not sure if this is true but it was on the radio. Well, If I thought I was being carjacked and suddenly there was a uniformed police officer in front of my car, I think I'd say, "Thank GOD you're here." instead of nearly running him over.

This woman is the victim as is every other person who may have been injured, had their vehicle damaged or sat in traffic, not to mention that woman's family and NO ONE is to blame but that pile of shit driving the car, your brother. He did wrong prima, accept it and move on with your life while he, GOD WILLING, goes to jail for a LOOOOOOOONG time.

I don't know about you, but when I think I'm being carjacked and am then pursued with lights and sirens, I generally don't dump my dope, then run from the scene when I crash.

But that's just MY m.o.

"Well now u knw. He made a mistake none of us know why. But its a mistake that thousands of ppl make all the time. I know he is sorry is remorseful. Words can express the pain he is feeling right now. All I am saying is he had a life a family and a home too. U fuckers don't know my brother don't disrespect him. He didn't mean for it to happen and u would never know unless u was faced with the same decision. Leave my brother alone, comment about the fuckn crash don't but don't comment about a man u don't know shit about"
Unfortunatley Prima, we do know your brother, we have all at one time or another piuuled him over and listened to him tell us we had no right to stop him, watch him get more nervous as we talk, and then speed off hoping we will not do our job and chase him. Every time we catch him he is sorry and remorseful. He always has a family with little kids, and we have to watch as they cry because we are taking their father away. We have all met him many, many times, and usually no one is dead. This time someone who had nothing to do with your brother's "mistake" is dead. We are all sorry that your family has to deal with this, but we also had to tell another family that their innocent relative is NEVER coming home. So do not look for pity or get indignant about comments made about your brother. We have all met your brother, and will continue to meet him as long as we do our job.

Oh, by the way Judges can judge, and juries can convict. That might be a more immediate concern of his right now.

Fatal chase was not the first time Brockton man had been pursued by police

Emily J. Reynolds/The Enterprise

Antwoin Moore, 27, of Brockton is arraigned in Brockton District Court still wearing his hospital gown on Monday. Moore is charged with manslaughter after leading police on a chase that ended with an eight-vehicle crash. Maryanne Kotsiopoulos, 49, of Brockton, an innocent bystander, was killed.

BROCKTON —

Friday wasn’t the first time Brockton police chased Antwoin Moore. State police last year pursued Moore, the driver in a crash that killed a Brockton woman during a police chase on the city’s East Side late Friday afternoon.

On Friday, Moore collided with a car driven by Maryanne Kotsiopoulos, 49. She was pushed into oncoming traffic at the intersection of Centre and Quincy streets and killed. Five other vehicles were involved in the horrific collision, and several people were injured.

‘‘He knew exactly what was going on,” said Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz. ‘‘He proceeded through a red light and killed a poor, innocent, helpless woman.’’

In 2011, at about 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 21, state police tried to stop Moore as he drove a car with dark-tinted windows at Main and Lawrence streets, court documents show.

Moore had sped through a stop sign. He continued driving after a state police cruiser put on its emergency lights to stop him, court documents show.

Read more: http://www.enterprisenews.com/answerbook/brockton/x493670258/Driver-in-Brockton-fatal-chase-held-on-high-bail#ixzz29SaaZnKg

Piece. Of. Shit.

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Maggot

Gee prima, Not a mistake when you make it twice, now is it?

Im sure Prima wont be back , she and her family are propably busy threatening and calling the victims family names outside the courtroom.