Yes, it was the model with the recall. They mentioned it on the news and said the department had it scheduled to be serviced. Coroner said he died on impact so the fire played no part in his demise.

 

Sorry to hear it, when you get up in the morning, you never know it could be your last. Better make the best of it

 

With all due respect to the Arlington PD, they might think about maintaining a slightly lower profile since they were aware of the issue and let a vehicle out on the streets with a known defect.

Sounds like the MOCO did everything possible in this case and the dispatcher ignored the possibility of a problem but that seems to be irrelevant in any case since the coroner ruled that he died on impact.

Just my opinion from what I've read about this on the web.

 

My condolences.