It turns out that Shia LaBeouf's car accident where he struck another vehicle and flipped his Ford F-150 was not his fault. Entertainment News International reports a L.A. County Sheriff's Department spokesman said the other driver was cited at the scene for running the red light at the intersection. Mr. LaBeouf has not yet returned to work on "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" but his passenger and film co-star Isabel Lucas, who only received minor injuries, has returned to the set, the Associated Press reports.
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It turns out that Shia LaBeouf's car accident where he struck another vehicle and flipped his Ford F-150 was not his fault. Entertainment News International reports a L.A. County Sheriff's Department spokesman said the other driver was cited at the scene for running the red light at the intersection. Mr. LaBeouf has not yet returned to work on "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" but his passenger and film co-star Isabel Lucas, who only received minor injuries, has returned to the set, the Associated Press reports.

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So I wonder how much they paid the other driver to take the blame for this...

You know, I ALMOST posted this as news but decided to leave the link in the GD (gossip discussion) forum instead :P

Considering the damage to his truck, this is entirely possible.

See, the other day he was drunk and ran a red light.

Ergo: His damn fault.

 

Edit: And who can take a wild guess at why this annoys me so much?

It turns out that Shia LaBeouf's car accident where he struck another vehicle and flipped his Ford F-150 was not his fault. Entertainment News International reports a L.A. County Sheriff's Department spokesman said the other driver was cited at the scene for running the red light at the intersection. Mr. LaBeouf has not yet returned to work on "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" but his passenger and film co-star Isabel Lucas, who only received minor injuries, has returned to the set, the Associated Press reports.

Read the Full News Story Here

 

So I wonder how much they paid the other driver to take the blame for this...

 

"In an interesting turn, the driver of the offending vehicle has landed a small role in TF2..."

See, the other day he was drunk and ran a red light.

Ergo: His damn fault.

 

Edit: And who can take a wild guess at why this annoys me so much?

 

Oh, he was still drunk and arrested for a misdemeanor DUI. Just that the accident wasn't his fault. However, he is still in trouble since his drinking probably affected his ability to react quick enough to the person runnin the redlight.

 

They still won't release what his BAC was at the time. Since it was a DUI and not a DWI, is it possible to be under .08%?

See, the other day he was drunk and ran a red light.

Ergo: His damn fault.

 

Edit: And who can take a wild guess at why this annoys me so much?

 

Oh, he was still drunk and arrested for a misdemeanor DUI. Just that the accident wasn't his fault. However, he is still in trouble since his drinking probably affected his ability to react quick enough to the person runnin the redlight.

 

They still won't release what his BAC was at the time. Since it was a DUI and not a DWI, is it possible to be under .08%?

 

 

 

I think a DWI is .10 or above, but don't quote me on that.

There's no such thing as "DWI" in California.

 

However, if it's the first DUI offense, I believe they only charge the offender with a misdemeanor, unless you cause an injury accident, then I think it's a felony. DUI is a BAC above 0.08%.

There's no such thing as "DWI" in California.

 

However, if it's the first DUI offense, I believe they only charge the offender with a misdemeanor, unless you cause an injury accident, then I think it's a felony. DUI is a BAC above 0.08%.

 

You're right, dunno where I got that from. However, I do know that on a first time non-injury offense where the BAC is right at .08, they can opt to only hit you with a Wet Reckless, which is almost as harsh but saves you the jail time.