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It is outrageous that the alleged killer of Sara Yara is able to walk along and drive upon the roadway where her young life ended (“Suspect in fatal hit-and-run pleads no contest to driving without valid driver’s license,” Star- Advertiser, Sept. 21).
Surely Mitchel Miyashiro’s neglect of his duty to safeguard pedestrians and fellow drivers amounts to a criminal nature.
Our society’s failure to prevent an irresponsible motorist from operating the guided missile that an automobile pretty much is must be rectified as much as possible. A perpetrator of negligent homicide rightfully belongs in prison.
The victim is unable to go through life alongside her twin sister, but I believe that through the grace of God Almighty, she continues to exist on a higher plane that we shall all arrive at after our own passing away.
Stuart N. Taba
Manoa
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