Auntie Charo's Soapbox

In the webpage article, Mindy Fothergill reports that:"21-year-old Micronesian man died from injuries he sustained in an auto-pedestrian crash that happened Sunday night. Highway Patrol officers say the pedestrian, now having been identified as Machimina Enlet of Sinajana, was crossing Marine Corps Drive toward Island Funeral Home when a vehicle struck him. He was pronounced dead upon arrival to the Guam Memorial Hospital."
Then in the same report she states: "Meanwhile, Highway Patrol investigators are asking for the public's help in identifying the pedestrian. Anyone with any information is asked to contact the Guam Police Department."
Is this a trick question or what? Do you sometimes wonder what these people are on when they're writing their stories?
I always wonder what the Micronesians are on when they cross the streets, especially when they're involved in an injury or fatality....I'm thinking that where they're from, there aren't many cars and drinking and crossing the streets aren't a problem....here, they are....I wonder how many are injured in Hawaii or places where Micronesian populations are great in number. Drinking is a real problem that they don't seem to be able to handle. They can't drink and drive, they can't drink and walk, they can't drink and behave at parties(they either throw rocks at each other or kill each other) or, they get killed crossing the street. It's really quite sad and something that should be addressed by the officials in Micronesia....if they are concerned about their citizens, that is!
Two deaths because of crossing the street in less that two months is really too many!