 19th changed my life forever…. nothing will ever replace my father and this whole in my heart, but I am disgusted with the results and so dishonored I serve this country! This is one of the reasons….
I hope your resting in heaven dad and I miss you & love you with all my heart!!!
I also think it was a “nice” maneuver to have the case involving the deputy at this time.
I wish I could meet with everyone’s family and see what else we can do about this. Flagler county residents needs to be heard. I lost a loving family member by an individual driving 122 mph!!!!
This is a great article, I was not aware of the outcome with the other victims.
So disgusted with this judge!!! This system is corrupt!!! If this happened to someone else going that speed they would be behind bars on manslaughter charges with no bail. This was a family member who Deputy Crego murdered!!!! So it’s alright for deputies to speed to answer the call but kill someone on the way there. Even if you are on a call to an emergency you shouldn’t be speeding at 122 miles an hour. This is a shame on the Sheriffs Department.
I hope he realizes that he has put us through so much with this loss. You took him away from us 1 day before Valentine’s Day, 2 days after his 40th Wedding Anniversary and 3 days before his Wife’s Birthday. He was an amazing man who is no longer with us because of some wrongful act of negligence on someone else behalf.
Officer Crego was driving 122 mh.The police are not to endanger others going to a call. He was careless and seams like he has no remorse of what he did nor the police department. This Judge should be home and not even hearing cases anymore. Mr Pacheco was slowing down 31 mh he was getting of the road when he was struck at a high speed. He hit Mr Pacheco and caused his van to roll causing his loss of life, and leaving behind his greaving widow and children. Officer Crego is alive and never was without pay. When Mr Pacheco is no longer with us. And the stupid that said Mr Pacheco was trying to pass the school bus needs to get his or her facts correct!!!!
I hope the Flagler County Police Department is reading these comments and also Officer Crego. To see how his carelesses caused so much grief. I believe if there is enough out cry by the people of this city to show that we will not let Police officers get special treatment because they wear a badge and a patrol car. They should be punished for wronging as everyone else. Now as we await the investigation by the Flager County Police Department and i am sure that they will also give Officer Crego a slap on the hand for causing a death. We must not let this happen!!! He should be removed of his badge and to no longer be a Police Officer. I hope that Flagler Live would print these comments on the front page so people could not let this go forgotten. It's so good I'm comfortable calling that without even waiting until 2030. Especially since the band's mastermind, Caio Lemos, has released album of the year 3 years in a row now in either Brii or his other band, Kaatayra.

[The Progressive Subway review of the album](https://theprogressivesubway.com/2022/08/07/review-brii-corpos-transparentes/) is pretty on point, and is a damn good site regardless for keeping up on modern releases that aren't just the usual big name guys (and imo the "big name" bands have been incredibly disappointing as of late with all the top tier albums being either new bands or lesser known bands)

And amusingly, regarding your title being a typo, in 2021, Caio Lemos _still_ would be the rec with [Kaatayra - Inpariquipê](https://kaatayra.bandcamp.com/album/inpariquip), and even further for 2020, see [Kaatayra - Só Quem Viu o Relâmpago à Sua Direita Sabe](https://kaatayra.bandcamp.com/album/s-quem-viu-o-rel-mpago-sua-direita-sabe).

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The X-47B unmanned combat air system demonstrator was tested Sunday during flight operations aboard the U.S. Theodore Roosevelt.
The Navy says in a news release that touch and go maneuvers generated data characterizing the environment in close proximity of the carrier's flight deck.
The drone also completed arrested landings and catapult landings, and participated in flight deck handling drills.
Each 45-minute flight was monitored by mission operators from a portable command and control unit.
Rear Adm. Mat Winter says Sunday's tests are a significant step toward integrating unmanned capabilities into the Navy's carrier airwings and aircraft carrier environments.The Cash in the Attic team help more people raise money from household items.
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