Incident date: 2010-08-05
ADOTReceivedDate: 2010-12-09 (why?)
Date Completed: 8/6/2010
Status: 200 (no errors)
InvestigatedAtScene: -1 (the report says yes)
PhotosTakenFlag: -1 (the report says yes)
DateTimeInvestigated: 1900-01-01 (report says 8/5/10)
The report doesn’t list any seat position (p3), but it’s in the DB.
The report shows damage to the front of the vehicle (unit 2), which:
1) isn’t in the DB; and, 2) doesn’t make sense to me how the driver didn’t see the girl
The report shows neither “event sequence”, or Road Alignment for unit
1, but they’re in the DB.
The report gives the Latitude and Longitude to only 2 decimal points,
but the DB has 13 (?)
The report doesn’t have a “lane” for the cyclist, but the DB has
“crosswalk” (consistent with narrative)

Data missing (-1) in the DB: InvestigatedAtScene, PhotosTaken, DateTimeInvestigated

Data in the DB which isn’t on the report (where’s it from?):
Unit1: RoadAlignment and EventSequence, Lane
Unit2: Damage, SeatPosition

Originally it referred to country bumpkins that walked the sidewalks, creating an obstacle to other pedestrians as the offending rube gawked a the big city sights. Later it came to be used in its current vernacular upon the ascendancy of the automobile as king of the public space.

Man run over by 69-year-old woman in Chandler
by Philip Haldiman – Apr. 28, 2012 10:07 PM

A man was run over in Chandler by a woman who continued driving and later made a stop to go shopping, officials said.

Sgt. Joe Favazzo, a Chandler Police spokesman, said a 69-year-old woman stopped at a light at the intersection of Chandler Boulevard and Price Road late Saturday afternoon.

Police said the woman unknowingly ran over a man, 18, who got off his bike to push it across the street.

“The SUV stopped at Chandler Boulevard to make a right hand turn onto Price,” Favazzo said. “She looks to the left, not paying attention to the right. And he gets swept under the car, and she thinks she hit the curb and continues on, running over the man with her back tires.”

The woman continued driving down the street and parked at a Famous Footwear shoe store, where she went in to go shopping.

“She had no idea she just ran a person over,” he said.

The man was taken to the hospital with a broken clavicle.

“He had non-life threatening injuries, but he did have tire prints over his abdomen,” he said.

Favazzo said officials are leaning toward not filing criminal charges against the woman.

“It’s hard to say what they will do. She might be given a citation,” he said. “This was really and truly an accident. It was a tragic event, and a good reminder to look both ways and always be vigilant.”

Officials did not release the names of the driver or the victim.

http://www.azcentral.com/community/chandler/articles/2012/04/28/20120428chandler-woman-hits-man-car.html

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per city of chandler, the driver’s name is Sandra Venier and according to City’s court website there have been nothing filed (not even a citation) against her as of this writing(5/9/2010)
Date: Fri, 4 May 2012 12:13:07 -0700
From: Seth.Tyler@chandleraz.gov
Subject: Re: Question from Website

Driver’s name is Sandra Venier

To: joseph.favazzo@chandleraz.gov, seth.tyler@chandleraz.gov,
patrick.ormerod@chandleraz.gov
Date: 05/04/2012 11:00 AM
Subject: Question from Website

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Attorney Lance Entrekin wrote about the incident in his column “Legal Matters” that appeared in the Arizona Republic local section on 5/9/2010 (i can’t find online).

http://www.theatlanticcities.com/commute/2012/04/invention-jaywalking/1837/