i always appreciate an engineer who not only dismissed ideas for better safety and use, but also fails to provide any kind of alternative. these are the folks who design Richmond, ey?

yes. cars are supposed to stop at those.

no worries. It would be pretty shady if they said he charged, and then retracted the statement in court

I can't find a single article or statement about Singleton charging with the knife.

Only that he had a knife, in his waistband and not a part the "encounter": >Part of that evidence was a bladed weapon found in Singleton’s waistband, according to Taylor.

> Henrico County police officer Timothy Grant Million III was indicted on a voluntary manslaughter charge by a grand jury in February after killing Tony Elliot Singleton, a 53-year-old man from Norfolk, after a car crash along Interstate 64 in eastern Henrico.

>According to police, Million responded to a single-vehicle crash along I-64 and east of Interstate 295 on Nov. 6, 2021, after authorities received a report of a car that flipped multiple times.

>Timothy Million shot Singleton “during an encounter” after responding to the crash, police said last year without providing any other details.

>Timothy Million is still on paid leave.