What's the penalty for that? :nono:
CAMDEN, New Jersey (Reuters) - New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine was heavily sedated and breathing with the help of a ventilator on Friday after an accident while en route to a meeting with fired radio host Don Imus and the Rutgers women's basketball team.
The Democratic governor was listed in critical but stable condition following the Thursday night highway accident in which he broke his left leg and several ribs.
Corzine, who was a passenger in the front of a police sport utility vehicle when it swerved to avoid another car, was not wearing a seat belt as mandated by state law.
"It does not appear he was wearing a seat belt," the governor's spokesman, Anthony Coley, told a news conference at Cooper University Hospital in Camden.
Corzine was headed to the governor' mansion in Princeton, New Jersey, where Imus was to personally apologize to the Rutgers University team for calling them "nappy-headed hos."
CAMDEN, New Jersey (Reuters) - New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine was heavily sedated and breathing with the help of a ventilator on Friday after an accident while en route to a meeting with fired radio host Don Imus and the Rutgers women's basketball team.
The Democratic governor was listed in critical but stable condition following the Thursday night highway accident in which he broke his left leg and several ribs.
Corzine, who was a passenger in the front of a police sport utility vehicle when it swerved to avoid another car, was not wearing a seat belt as mandated by state law.
"It does not appear he was wearing a seat belt," the governor's spokesman, Anthony Coley, told a news conference at Cooper University Hospital in Camden.
Corzine was headed to the governor' mansion in Princeton, New Jersey, where Imus was to personally apologize to the Rutgers University team for calling them "nappy-headed hos."
