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Originally Posted by soopaman2
Was the bath salts part included in the 911 call?
If so the LEO got what he deserved not shooting the bastard...
Bath salts are bad news.
I am from the school an officer should go into every situation with the worse outcome in mind, especially a domestic dispute involving drugs.
Not bashing anyone, but this officer got caught off guard and is suing someone who is evidently poor for money.
I see it as a reason to shun police in general, and thank everything I hold holy the LEOs do not treat the poorest with the same contempt here.
And people wonder why gang members shoot each other , rather than use the courts or police for justice. You might get sued as a victim needing defense from the people who are supposed to provide it.
I bet that latino name, automatically made her a bad guy in most of your eyes.
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I agree with every point except the last one. Regardless of the woman's surname, she was a victim of a drug addict and was in fear of her life. Claiming all or some of us as being prejudiced is an unfair blanket accusation.
The deputy should simply treat it as an on the job injury and file a workman's comp claim and leave it at that. Bringing suit against a victim will set a disturbing precedent.