Semi Driver Pleads Not Guilty After Tow Truck Tech Killed on I-165 скачать в хорошем качестве

Semi Driver Pleads Not Guilty After Tow Truck Tech Killed on I-165

A semi driver accused of violating Kentucky’s Move Over Law appeared in court after a tragic crash that claimed the life of a longtime tow truck technician. Authorities say 31-year-old Suk Subba was driving along Interstate 165 when he struck 71-year-old tow operator David Fischer, who was assisting a disabled truck on the shoulder. Fischer, a respected veteran in the towing community, had been serving the area for decades.  Investigators say the driver failed to slow down or move over for emergency operations — a requirement under Kentucky law. Subba has been charged with second-degree manslaughter, wanton endangerment, leaving the scene of a fatal accident, and failure to yield to an emergency vehicle.  During his court appearance, the driver pleaded not guilty. A judge set bond at $250,000, with a preliminary hearing scheduled in the coming days.  This case is a sobering reminder of how dangerous roadside work can be — and why Move Over laws exist in every state. ⚠️ Slow down. Move over. Save lives. #longhaultrucker #trucking #truckdriver #trucker #towtruckdriver