In Denver News: Fort Collins Terrifying Car accident

I just returned from Baltimore and here is some news that you can use: By Tom McGhee at the Denver Post posted an article 11/30/200. He says that
Cindra Kline remembers her car “tumbling, the shattered windshield and the blood flowing from her hand as she hung from a seat belt when the car came to rest.” She cannot remember the accident that resulted in her foot and other personal injury. The pickup truck that hit her car also crashed through the plate-glass windows of a video store in Longmont. "It was horrible, but I am glad to be alive," Kline who is 47 was quoted in the article as saying last Sunday from a room at Longmont United Hospital. In this case someone may require a top Baltimore accident lawyer perhaps someone like Marc Atas who is a top such personal injury attorney and accident lawyer indeed in the greater Baltimore area.
She said, "I just hope he has insurance." or there could be criminal repurcussions. She was speaking of Steven Williams, 37, who allegedly drove a 2004 Dodge Ram into her Subaru Outback. Her husband, Bruce Kline, 50, drove the Outback. Sgt. Mike Bell of the Longmont police say that Williams was speeding and had been drinking. Williams has been listed in stable condition at Longmont United Hospital. In this particular case. Williams was driving north in the 1600 block of Hover Street when he rear-ended the Klines' car, Longmont police said. He will be charged with a criminal felony.