By Nik Dirga of RNZ... There were no failures with the system itself, Nema said ... “We are very sorry that this happened, and we’re looking at ways to address this in future ... NEMA's John Price. Photo / RNZ, Samuel Rillstone Why some got multiple alerts.
Natasha Allarakhia hit speeds of 96mph before smashing into the back of a stationary car - killing William Ray and Eddie Shore, while seriously injuring another teen ... .
"I'm super, super sorry to disappoint you ... "I tried to come out and make it at least a small match, but I couldn't handle more, so I'm very, very sorry for all of you." ...
Natasha Allarakhia, 36, hit speeds of 96mph before smashing into the back of a stationary car in June last year, killing William Ray, 17, and Eddie Shore, 18, and seriously injuring another teen ... .