A recent Marysville letter writer boasted of his habitual disregard for posted speed limits and faulted “less qualified” drivers as justification. Sounded like anarchy. Flaunting that behavior on my street will result in a citizen’s arrest for gross endangerment to public safety. If the law is wrong, work to correct it.
Robert Pearce
Marysville
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