A moroccan woman died in a car accident

[Horizons]

Envoyé par cuty-pie Fdi7a fou9 ste7a Mazala 3a9la:eek :

Mais bien suuuuuuuuuuur

[waRm]

Envoyé par cuty-pie You're welcome AlHemar; ) Can you explain to me what does Islam have to do with this accident?..... As far as i know this could of happened to any of us....allah ister ou safi

mdr "you're welcome" with the word "Alhmar" Ptdr

ok that's all



ps : poor woman RIP

[ToUbKaL1]

Envoyé par adnaneo Pourquoi préciser vous si : "est-elle marocaine?"....après vous dites "...Allah y'rahma..."....Pourquoi?

I didn't know she was from moroccan background is there a problem..

[AlHemar]

Envoyé par cuty-pie You're welcome AlHemar Can you explain to me what does Islam have to do with this accident?..... As far as i know this could of happened to any of us....allah ister ou safi

I'm with you, it should have nothing to do with Islam. I just can not understand the statement of one of the so called Islamic organizations in LA: they had no business to put their noise in this problem.

when Brandy was sued for $40 million dollars, this noisy organization who pretend to be Islamic, jumped to say that is unislamic to call for all that money. I do not believe at all that Brandy told them to do so or even cared to them...

[aladin60]

Up Up Up

And finallyI can't translate it)

Brandy ne sera pas poursuivie pour avoir tué accidentellement une marocaine
31 décembre 2007
Finalement, Brandy ne fera pas face à d’accusation criminelle, suite à un accident de voiture survenu en décembre de l’année dernière dans lequel, une américaine d’origine marocaine, avait perdu la vie, rapporte le magazine People.


Dans un communiqué, Blair Berk, l’avocate de la chanteuse, a salué cette décision, prise par le parquet de Los Angeles. « Nous sommes très heureux que cette décision courageuse soit enfin prise…. Nous savons depuis le début de cette affaire, qu’il n’y avait absolument rien à reprocher à notre cliente », a notamment indiqué l’avocate.

[cuty-pie]

Brandy will not face charges in a December 2006 car crash that killed a 38-year-old woman, prosecutors said Friday, citing insufficient evidence.

Police had recommended that the former star of the TV comedy "Moesha," whose real name is Brandy Norwood, face vehicular manslaughter charges in the four-vehicle crash, which began when her Land Rover struck another car from behind on a Los Angeles freeway.

"After conducting a thorough investigation, which included consulting with some of the top accident reconstruction experts in the country, city prosecutors concluded that there was insufficient evidence from which a jury could find Ms. Norwood guilty of such a charge beyond a reasonable doubt," Los Angeles City Attorney's spokesman Frank Mateljan said.

Brandy, 28, had been facing up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine if charged and convicted of vehicular manslaughter in the Dec. 30, 2006, crash.

Relatives of Awatef Aboudihaj, who was killed in the crash, have filed a $50 million wrongful death lawsuit against Brandy. Aboudihaj was killed when her vehicle slammed into a third car, careened into the freeway's center divider and was hit broadside by a fourth automobile.

Investigators ruled out alcohol and drugs as factors in the crash and say there was no evidence that Brandy, who was alone in her car, was using a cell phone or otherwise distracted.

A lawyer for Brandy said she was "extremely pleased" the performer would not be charged.

"These past twelve months have been extraordinarily hard for Brandy and her family, who were unfairly forced to live under a cloud of suspicion initially caused by an ill-advised and premature press release sent out by the California Highway Patrol accusing Brandy of wrongdoing before the police investigation was even finished," attorney Blair Berk said.

Berk added Brandy was mindful there had been a life lost in the crash and that she was extremely fortunate not to have been injured.


I feel so so sorry for her 2 kids and her parents

ps:Thanks Aladin