Update: Ritchie Co. Man in Saturday ATV Accident Treated, Released from Hospital
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Updated: 5:03 PM May 24, 2009
Update: Ritchie Co. Man in Saturday ATV Accident Treated, Released from Hospital
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A hospital official says the Ritchie County man who was in an ATV accident Saturday was treated and released from the hospital later that night.
Posted: 12:00 AM May 24, 2009
Reporter: Leslie Cebula
Email Address: leslie.cebula@wtap.com
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Posted by: George Location: Ritchie county on May 27, 2009 at 09:03 AM

I was there with him... it wasn't the driver or the atv, it the cow that ran out in the path cause a farmer doesn't know how to check his fence lines... don't run down the atvs run down the farmers.
Posted by: Larry Location: Calhoun Co on May 25, 2009 at 08:04 PM

atv's just don't run off the road and kill people. They don't have a brain, can't think, drive dangerously, show off, go faster than their skill will allow, or operate IMPARED! (the no 1 reason they are crashed) Wish I could say that about some of the people who ride them. It's a machine, nothing more, nothing less, that if used properly by people that are mature, skillful and sober enough can be used in everyday life from farm work to a Sunday afternoon ride/ picnic with the wife. Ive owned one (or more) utility models since 1988 and use it daily on my 113 acre farm, its as valuable as my tractor or truck. People who have never used, owned, or ridden one will ever understand the need for atvs. They will however keep reading the negative print( and belive) that atvs are costing the public tax dollars because they are unsafe! Wise up people. Don't blame the machine. Glad to hear this rider will live to ride again.
Posted by: ray Location: washington on May 24, 2009 at 07:22 PM

I guess this site won't be able to pound the atv issue into the ground on this one.. since the fellow lived!!!!!!!
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