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Are we talking civil or criminal liability? In this case he shouldn’t have either. Not personally. The department can probably take a ride for failure to train.
I was talking about the original incident. I can’t watch the second video at work.
I would be very skeptical of shooting someone on an ATV for reckless driving and would expect someone to step to the side if doing so could provide more safety than shooting. I’m unfamiliar with any of the facts here though.
So what did your lawyer lady do that she had to transfer intent in your pillow talk?I’m no lawyer but I have slept with one. There’s a legal doctrine called transference of intent. If you shoot in self defense and experience a negative outcome regarding a third party, the law treats that as self defense. Same if you shoot someone with criminal intent—it’s as if you shot the bystander with criminal intent. That was the sweetest where I grew up and I like it. But it does depend on the state.
I don't think it will go well for the Tpr with this particular DA.
She has declared shop lifting, car stealing, and A&B on a PO as crimes she will not prosecute along with others.
Boston had a counter protest/protest back in August. The idea behind it "Straight Pride Parade".
The Boston police/other depts. walled off the permitted protesters so that unpermitted Antifa people could not get at them.
Antifa hurled piss bottles at the police and otherwise assaulted the police trying to keep the peace.
The DA dismissed charges on those arrested.
She will argue had the police just let the ATVs run the highway they would have eventually left.
As a tax paying member of society wanting safe roads are you okay with that?
IIRC this trooper rode alongside the kid on the ATV and shot him.
If that's true. He should be charged. There's no possible justification to shoot an unarmed person for a vehicle infraction.
I don't know what the state laws or guidance is on acceptable actions against motorcyclist that are fleeing. But I am pretty sure it's not to take lethal actions.
Usually they get a decent payout.
That officer was fired, convicted of a crime and the state payed $185,000 in settlement.
Shot him with a patrol rifle according to what I heard.
Don't see that happening from in a vehicle.
Kid was hit in the foot supposedly driving toward people on foot front of his vehicle air borne.
I think a lot of what is happening to him might be related to the post shoot social media Colonoscopy.
Different story then. There's another one where the group of youngsters were doing the road parade wilding and an officer rode alongside of one and shot him.
According to the police he said the ATV was coming right at him. Yet the bullet holes were from the side. Oops.Again you dodged.
According to the statement by the state DA. They are allowed under certain circumstances. Seems like there's a broad interpretation of those situations.
Getting a payout by the State for an officer's actions is the topic of the thread. If the officers immunity is removed. That broad interpretation may get very narrow.
IMO on the link I provided. This was definitely not the first time for this officer to target and grope young black men. Considering he called for backup and that officer didn't object or try to interfere it in any way says the same thing for him.
Oops. Looks like he shot from the side, has a history of making racist comments and was implicated in a time theft crime. Winner!
Hey man, I trust the police not to charge one of their own with a crime he didn’t commit. If the investigators think he did it, he probably did.