Man hurt when wife drives over him during theft attempt with bowling ball

[fooferdoggie]

not once but twice.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A man was critically hurt when his wife drove over him twice as he tried to dislodge a bowling ball that had been thrown in front of their car on Saturday.

The couple ran over the bowling ball around 3 p.m. Saturday in Kansas City, Missouri, and the ball became lodged under their car, Kansas City Police spokeswoman Donna Drake said. Later in the day, a suspect went to a police station and admitted to throwing a bowling ball in front of a moving car.

After they stopped, the 25-year-old man crawled under the vehicle to try to remove the ball. Then a suspect approached the vehicle and tried to grab the 25-year-old woman’s purse while the man was trying to reach the bowling ball, according to the Kansas City Star.

During a struggle over the purse, the woman pressed her foot on the gas pedal and heard a yell from under the car, which had rolled over her husband.

Woman drives over husband as he tries to dislodge bowling ball stuck underneath

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A man was critically hurt when his wife drove over him twice as he tried to dislodge a bowling ball that had been thrown in front of their car on Saturday. The couple ran over the bowling ball around 3 p. m. Saturday in Kansas City, Missouri, and the ball became lodged...

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[Alli]

One should never accidentally run over a spouse. If you are to do it, it should be on purpose.

 

[Pumbaa]

One should never accidentally run over a spouse. If you are to do it, it should be on purpose.

That probably should extend to more than just spouses.

 

[Alli]

That probably should extend to more than just spouses.

But why?

 

[fooferdoggie]

One should never accidentally run over a spouse. If you are to do it, it should be on purpose.

and once is enough.

 

[Thomas Veil]

One should never accidentally run over a spouse. If you are to do it, it should be on purpose.

Thank you, Miss Manners.