The penalty for a hit-and-run accident that causes damage to a vehicle drivern or occupied by a person is a Class A misdemeanor if the property damage is less than $1,000. It is a Class D felony if property damage is in excess of $1,000 or the defendant has a prior violation.
Lineman or linesman may refer to: In personal roles: 1  Lineman (technician), one who installs and maintains electrical power, telephone, or telegraph lines. 2  Lineman (American football), a position in American football.  Assistant referee (association football) or linesman.
The Average Wage for a Helicopter Electrical Lineman. Helicopter linemen, also referred to as aerial linemen, perform high-risk maintenance on power lines from a cable attached to a helicopter. The salary range varies, but the median range of pay is approximately $49,000 per year. Aerial linemen perform duties similar to regular linemen but are facilitated by helicopters. As a helicopter lineman, you can expect to make between $49,000 and $57,000 per year, or a little over $27 per hour as of July 2011. The pay rate is similar for linemen who do not use aerial techniques for repairing wires but climb the poles instead.