晚上10点左右,佛罗里达州公路巡警桑德斯的又一个漫长的当班时间快完了,她观察自己汽车的后视镜,发现一辆4门轿车一个前大灯暗了。在横贯迈阿密州的拥挤的I—95公路上,这辆北向行驶的汽车好像是在朝她眨眼睛。 有9年工作经验的桑德斯打开闪光灯,发信号示意轿车开向左侧的应急车道。她把车停到轿车后面,下车,挥手叫轿车司机把车退过来。 “怎么啦?”里奇伯格问,走到巡警车边。 Around 10 pm, another long, on-duty shift by Florida road patrol Sanders was almost over when she observed the rear-view mirror of her car and found a 4-door sedan with a headlamp dark. On the crowded I-95 across the state of Miami, this northbound car seemed to be blinking at her. Sanders, who has nine years of work experience, turns the flash on and signals the car to open on the left-hand lane. She parked the car behind the car, get off and waved the driver of the car back to the car. “What’s the matter?” Ridgeberg asked, walking to the patrol car.