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I doubt it to, just trying to figure out how one driver is uninjured and the other has a broken nose, rids, hand, concussion and over forty stitches.  Only thing I can think of is being t-boned at an intersection but that would almost certainly have at least one driver cited for something...

Not necessarily.  Many years ago, I was making a right turn on an intersection in Los Angeles.  I had stopped for the red light, looked to my left for oncoming traffic, noticed a cop on the side of the road but no oncoming traffic, and started to make a right on the red light, only to belatedly see the “no right on red” sign.  Knowing that the cop was there, I slammed on the break and was rear-ended.  The cop came over and told me he was about to pull me over to give me a ticket for making an illegal right on a red, but, in light of the situation decided not to.  He also could have cited the woman who hit me, who was technically at fault, but chose not to.

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I doubt it to, just trying to figure out how one driver is uninjured and the other has a broken nose, rids, hand, concussion and over forty stitches.  Only thing I can think of is being t-boned at an intersection but that would almost certainly have at least one driver cited for something...

Not necessarily.  Many years ago, I was making a right turn on an intersection in Los Angeles.  I had stopped for the red light, looked to my left for oncoming traffic, noticed a cop on the side of the road but no oncoming traffic, and started to make a right on the red light, only to belatedly see the “no right on red” sign.  Knowing that the cop was there, I slammed on the break and was rear-ended.  The cop came over and told me he was about to pull me over to give me a ticket for making an illegal right on a red, but, in light of the situation decided not to.  He also could have cited the woman who hit me, who was technically at fault, but chose not to.

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