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TRagic End to A great patrolman
 
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Photographer  Chuck Freeman {Karma:13616}
Project #15 Personal Style Camera Model Minolta stsi
Categories Journalism
Travel
From The Field
Film Format
Portfolio Lens 28mm-35mm Tokina
Uploaded 1/26/2005 Film / Memory Type Fujicolor 200
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 441 Shutter 1/125
Favorites Aperture f/11
Critiques 7 Rating
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Location City -  Augusta, Ga USA
State -  GEORGIA
Country - United States   United States
About This photograph was taken last August on Interstate 20 near Augusta, Ga. I took a risk and stopped to shoot a few shots and find out what actaully happened. Well, I was told by a grieving friend ( not seen in photo) that Cpl. Wes Mack, a young black man totally dedicated to patrolling the part of I 20 that ran through his county. He had many friends since he was a local guy, and was well respected
On the night before this photo was taken Cpl Mack made a routine stop on his motorcycle. ( As you can imagine being on a motorcycle -patroling: What could be more dangerous?) Anyway, after he wrote a warning citation to the stopped motorist, for some reason Cpl Mack pulled back into the traffic without taking a good look. He was hit by an on coming vehicle traveling about 70 miles per hour. The rest is history.
Let us not forget the dangers that traffic patrolman face everyday and night.
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Gord Runtz   {K:3348} 2/3/2005
A powerful image Chuck!
It does make you slow down and think!
Last summer and the summer prior to that, a patrol officer and a motorcycle officer were killed in this area under similar circumstances.
Very sad!

Gord

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Melissa    {K:1791} 1/28/2005
Very heartfelt image.
Melissa

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Chuck Freeman   {K:13616} 1/26/2005
Thanks, I agree color has it in this case.

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Chuck Freeman   {K:13616} 1/26/2005
Thanks Kelly: THese crosses are in far too many in the USA. I believe that they do help people to slow down from time to time.

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Kelly    {K:20268} 1/26/2005
yes i had my bestfriend killed in a car accident too..... it's so traumatic......i think these crosses on the side of the road are a great tribute and reminder, to slow down and remember that person didn't make it past this point and you can !!!!!
In Australia here there are five crosses on the side of the road on the North Coast, one for each member of a young family . Mum,Dad, and three little kids had just spent a great family holiday in Queensland and were all killed not far from home!!!!!
My heart goes out to the family's of all tragedy's..... god bless you.
kel

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Kevin Collier   {K:19076} 1/26/2005
...color is more to my liking for this image as it...the red color makes the image considering the what happened.. K

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Chuck Freeman   {K:13616} 1/26/2005
I am sure that there will be some who would like to see what this photo would look like in Black and White

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