drive stupid and get caught, you deserve rich or poor.

 

he should pay for his actions, regardless if hes ans adult or not,
seems to me like the justice system is leniant with celebrities and actors.

 

Im sure if my parents had a **** load of money they'd bail me out too. And I know of people on here that have fucked up screwing around on the street. Im not saying he should walk, but im not saying this should go unpunished either. I wish him luck.

 

UMMMM. who the **** is Nick hogan?

 

Hulk Hogans son.

 

Hopefully this young man will learn a lesson this time..He should take it like a man and move on with his life. Anyone have news on the passenger?

 

John Graziano, the 22-year-old active-duty Marine that was a passenger in Hogan Knows Best co-star Nick Hogan's Toyota Supra when it crashed in late August, is expected to require lifelong care that will probably require he spend the remainder of his life in a nursing home, according to recently filed court documents.

 

its not he did anything on purpose it was a freak accident and thats why they have seatbelts. no seat belt in a 800hp car on wet roads is like playin rushin roulette. period

 

lol, wtf is "rushin" roulette? it's "Russian" roulette, as in "from Russia".

but i agree, it was stupid for him to not have a seatbelt on when he knew:

1) that Nick had been drinking, and
2) that they were going to be racing

i'd never even heard of "Nick Hogan" before now, so 1 - 4 above is irrelevant to me.

i don't dislike him because he's not "some ordinary non-celebrity middle class kid", i dislike him because he's never going to learn his lesson until he ends up killing himself or some innocent family because he's acting like a douchebag.....especially pulling stupid **** like this when he's been drinking.....

 

i dont have no WHATSOEVER respect for a person drinking and driving...period.. it was not a freak accident, basically, it was a accident nick hogan could have prevented..... let the hammer on his ***.

 

Well excuuuse me for not being president of the Nick Hogan fan club and having the facts right. You can take his poster down now

I still think most of you replying are being hypocrites. I know I did some very stupid **** at age 17. Wrecking a car isn't uncommon to younger kids who drink. Hell, I started drinking at age 14 thanks to high school football

 

It was an accident, I am sure his license will be gone and he will have some hefty fines to pay, thats what anyone would get in this situation. He may also be liable in a civil suit if the passenger decides to do so.

 

whatever it is,hypocrite or not. one has to pay it's dues for foolishness

 

I didn't say he shouldn't be punished. I said he is 17, not an adult, and should be punished according to what he is, a punk kid. Everyone should pay their dues if they screw up, but some of you show a little too much hostility/hatred for this kid.....because you might be jealous?

 

60? Heh... I think the initial impact of the crash was at more than 60mph. When they showed the car on the news, it was so torn up, people were asking what kind of car it was.

As for adult charges, I don't agree. The reason is, we're more and more often charging children as adults as if this is a means to an end. It isn't. Our laws should either be changed to reflect a younger age as "adult" or we should enforce the laws as they exist and move along. Our courts are out of hand, making it up as they feel suited and I'm really tired of it. Another answer, rather than charging as an adult is to make the punishment for children worse than it is for various "crimes" across the board.

As for the boy himself, he deserves a serious penalty. He's broken many many laws where driving is concerned and he's been caught in the act many times. Further, the law enforcement should be charged as well, for "clearing things up" in the past, simply because Terry "Hulk Hogan" is among the rich and famous. When you constantly brush aside someones wrongdoings, it will bite hard in the end.

Had I done something so foolish at 17, the law would be the least of my worries. My FATHER would be my concern!! Of course, he'd never have allowed my to get to the point we're discussing... He'd have beaten me into submission long before that, not to mention kept me in the house when not working or in school. But then, he was a parent, not a friend. As much as I hated it at times, I love my father and I respect him because he actually DID what was right, even when it was "mean" or difficult.

Bottom line: Parents need to be just that, including the rich. Police should do their job, REGARDLESS the money confronting them. Courts should UPHOLD the law, not make it as they go. And children should be treated as if they're children, and act accordingly.

 

Damn! Any chance you're running for president? You'd get my vote...

 

I am sure that I am not in that MOST you are talking about. I do not drink and never have....

 

 

No. Of course, this stuff is just common sense. Funny though, someone else said the same thing to me once. I may consider Congress, but not President! Of course, that requires more money than I'll ever have so it's all "out the winder!!"

 

So when's the McRib coming back?