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The surgery was a success, and Bullock will not only keep his leg, but also was expected to make a full recovery. Doctors even gave him the metal pipe they took out of his leg, something that Bullock said he would like to put in a glass case and keep forever.It's a nickname 19-year-old Christopher Bullock picked up after getting into a rash of bad luck with car accidents, including one in which he totaled his vehicle. But each time, he was able to walk away.Carl Rabat's statement and more Hiroshima/Nagasaki anniversary action reports continue on page 4"I thought, 'What a beautiful place this is except for this damnable thing in the ground that could kill two or three million people,'" he explained to a New York Times reporter. "It's insane."Once he was able to move, the only way rescuers could reach Bullock was for him crawl on his hands and knees, with the metal pipe still in him, out onto a backboard.Power lines were down on the north side of N.E. Sardou, just west of N.E. Winfield, after Sunday afternoon's crash. Neighbors said the accident caused them to lose power.e-mail: preavy@desnews.comLetters of support should be sent to Carl Kabat, Weld County Jail, 2110 O Street, Greeley, CO 80631.Phil Anderson can be reached at (785) 295-1195 or phil.anderson@cjonline.com.The 53-year-old woman who was driving the Chevrolet Tahoe was believed to have suffered a medical condition before the accident. She was taken to a local hospital by American Medical Response ambulance with minor injuries, police said.Part of the metal bar that stretches horizontally across the fence-line tore through the roof of the vehicle and impaled Bullock, entering his right thigh near his groin and exiting out the back of his leg.
Carl Rabat's statement and more Hiroshima/Nagasaki anniversary action reports continue on page 4
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