He or she snaps away during moments that may produce a picture that captures the essence of what was happening at the scene. At precisely the moment in which that person is straining his lungs at a maximum level to make himself heard above the traffic noise, above car radios, across the vast open space of an interstate highway, snap his picture. A picture that tells a story, maybe. I don't think so. I like what Roach was doing because I drive a lot across the Hernando DeSoto Bridge, and I don't like what's happening on it.
Cops have a tough job on that bridge.
Construction has made a four-lane road where there used to be six. If you try to cross that bridge at the speed limit, or even faster, but at something less than 65 miles an hour, look out. It's no wonder so many accidents occur on that bridge. I don't think the families of the two women who have died on that bridge since last December would object to any efforts that might cut back on the carnage. So go ahead, Officer Roach, and yell at the creeps all you want.