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If you are driving and kill a pedestrian, there's a good chance you'll barely be punished. Why?

165. The Perfect Crime

If you are driving and kill a pedestrian, there's a good chance you'll barely be punished. Why?Read More

If you are driving and kill a pedestrian, there's a good chance you'll barely be punished. Why?