The Car
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| Initial release | USA |
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| Directors | Elliot Silverstein |
| Film series | The Car |
| Producers | Elliot Silverstein |
| Marvin Birdt | |
| Story by | Dennis Shryack |
| Michael Butler | |
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| ID | 688418 |
About The Car
Two bicyclists are run down by a strange black car in the desert near a small town in Utah. But this is just the first in a series of hit-and-run murders. Sheriff Wade Parents (James Brolin) is called in to investigate, and his deputy, Everett (John Marley), is killed by the black sedan, which, some witnesses say, has no one behind its wheel. When the car threatens a local school parade, the lives of the town's children and Wade's teacher girlfriend, Lauren (Kathleen Lloyd), are endangered.
House destroyed in Edinburgh explosion
... " I went downstairs into the street and all The Car alarms were going off...
Will Tesla's truck recover from its shattering start?
... Since the cyber truck s inauspicious launch event, rival companies have rolled out their own electric truck offerings, while Mr Musk s controversial social media presence has, according to critics, tarnished The Car company s brand...
Scotch on the Rocks: The TV drama locked away for 50 years
... " Eventually, the cameraman said maybe we could throw The Car at the brick and rewind the film...
Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May film final Grand Tour
... " It s time for a new format and a new approach to the subject because the subject has not been this interesting, I suspect, since The Car has been invented...
Boy, 13, killed foster mother Marcia Grant with her own car
... She then became trapped under the vehicle, the court heard, while her husband Delroy tried to break The Car s window to get the defendant out...
North Wales: Four missing teens drowned after crash, inquest hears
... North Wales Police confirmed the bodies were found in The Car, which appeared to have come off the road on the A4085 in Garreg, near Tremadog in Gwynedd, about 75 miles (120km) from Shrewsbury...
Palestinian teenager 'dizzy with happiness' to be freed
... She suffered serious facial burns after The Car s engine caught fire, but had requests for surgery turned down by Israel s prison authorities...
Rainbow Bridge: Police identify couple killed in US-Canada border crash
... He added that police are investigating several possibilities behind the crash, including whether The Car suffered a mechanical failure that caused it to accelerate...
£1m Police Scotland payout over M9 crash death
The Family of M9 crash victim Lamara Bell is to receive More Than £1m in compensation from Police Scotland .
The forcen its call-handling system " materially contributed" to the death of Ms Bell following The Crash in 2015.
The 25-year-old and her partner John Yuill, 28, died after The Crash , which police took Three Days to respond to.
Police Scotland has issued a " unreserved" apology for its failings.
Mr Yuill was Already Dead when officers finally attended The Crash scene, and Ms Bell died in hospital four days later.
In a statement, The Bell family said the conclusion of the civil claim against Police Scotland was The End of " chasing answers, recognition and justice for six years".
It added: " Our pain and loss won't stop just because the legal proceedings are over but there is at least a sense of peace that comes with their conclusion.
" But that peace is fleeting because ultimately We Are still without Lamara.
" We Are without a daughter and sister and her children are without A Mother - such an outcome cannot, and should not ever, go unheeded in a fair society and We Are glad to finally have attained that which we sought. "
Details of The Police payout were newspaper.
David Nellaney, partner at Digby Brown, the solicitors representing The Bell family, said: " The Bell family has endured things very few people could ever comprehend but the patience, resilience and compassion they have shown at all times cannot be understated.
" It is unfortunate Police Scotland did not admit its failings sooner as it might have spared them unnecessary distress but at least we do now have a conclusion and The Bells can rightly focus on themselves and times ahead. "
In September, Police Scotland pled guilty to a charge under the Health and Safety Act admitted " corporate criminal liability".
The Force admitted that between 1 April 2013 and 1 March 2016 it:
failed to provide a reliable call-handling systemfailed to ensure it was not vulnerable to unacceptable risks caused by human errorfailed to ensure that all relevant information reported by The Public was recorded on an IT system.As a result, on 5 July 2015 a Police Officer at the Bilston Glen call-handling centre failed to record on an IT system The Report from a farmer that a car was at the bottom of an embankment off the M9 near Stirling.
That led to Ms Bell and her boyfriend Mr Yuill lying in The Car for Three Days , " unaided and exposed to the elements".
Unreserved apologyThe Force admitted that The Delay " materially contributed" to Ms Bell's death in hospital on 12 July.
Chief Constable Iain Livingstone said at The Time he apologised " unreservedly" on behalf of policing in Scotland.
Deputy Chief Constable Fiona Taylor said: " Lamara Bell and John Yuill's deaths were a tragedy and our thoughts remain with their children, families and friends.
" The Chief constable has been very clear that Police Scotland would engage with any legal process which may take place. It would not be appropriate to comment further at This Time . "
Source of news: bbc.com
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