SKID PROGRAM
Stop Kids Intoxicated
Driving
Stopping Kid Intoxicated Driving Program
PO Box 3058
Hillsboro, OR 97123
ph: 971-285-5110
alt: 503-504-4585
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Heritage High School Program Vancouver, Washington April 16, 2010
This just in from Clark County. There has been an accident at the intersection of NE Fourth Plain Rd & NE 131st Ave. It is reported there are multiple injuries and a possible fatality.”
Ashley crossed the center line and crashed into the other car head on. “Garrett is thrown through the windshield and is killed instantly due to the incredible forces. Michelle, and Cole suffer minor injuries.
Another vehicle that contains students from Heritage High School are the first on the scene and someone uses their cell phone to call for help. Their call for help will start a chain of events in motion that will involve five agencies who will work feverishly together to ensure that the victims get the best possible care and those who can, will survive.”
Someone recognizes Garrett and uses their cell phone to call his house. His mother and father rush to the crash site
Ashley is arrested for DUII and is taken to jail.
I am the Medical Examiner and I see too many teens dying due to drinking and driving. I want you to close your eyes and imagine your parents
Now I want you to imagine your parents when I show up at their door at 3:00 a.m. to tell them you’re dead because of a drunk driver. Are you drinking and driving?
Are you wearing your seat belt? Are you texting or using your phone while driving? Am I going to see one of you this year? “Will you be the one I use this toe tag on?”
“Authorities in Clark County are reporting another tragedy tonight involving a vehicle occupied by students of Heritage High School. One student was pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities report that alcohol was a factor in the collision.”
Glencoe High School Hillsboro, Oregon 5-2009
Students getting ready for the SKID program
A vehicle that contains students from Glencoe High are the first on scene & call 911. Their call for help will start a chain of events in motion that will involve agencies who will work together feverishly to ensure that the victims get the best possible care and those who can, will survive.
second vehicle at accident scene. Two victims inside.
Kevin is thrown through the windshield and is killed instantly. Someone recognizes Kevin and calls his parents to the crash site.
Radio newsperson: "This just out from Washington County. There has been an accident at the intersection of Glencoe Rd & NW Evergreen Rd. It is reported there are multiple injuries and possible fatality"
Mom and dad arrive at the accident site
Kevin's parents can't believe their son has been killed.
Emergency personnel arriving..
Students watch as Kevin is taken away.
Medical Examiner: "I want you to imagine your parents when I show up at their door at 3am to tell them you're dead because of a drunk driver. Are you drinking & driving? Are you wearing your seat belt? Are you texting on the phone and driving?
Am I going to see one of you this year? Will you be the one I use this tag on?
"A million thank you's for again providing our student body with such a powerful assembly. So many people involved and such a community support for our young people! I truly appreciate all you did to make SKID possible for Glencoe and all the other schools that you visit.
You have done an incredible thing since your “retirement” and are truly an inspiration to all.
Thank you again,
Carol
Stopping Kid Intoxicated Driving Program
PO Box 3058
Hillsboro, OR 97123
ph: 971-285-5110
alt: 503-504-4585
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