Originally Posted by Sprint11
Originally Posted by TrueGrit
Originally Posted by Sprint11
Any number of agencies could, and would, shut it down if the found a legitimate and immediate public safety concern. If they haven't done so, you won't get it done.

You do realize that most of what you have blathered on this board would (not could, but would) be used against you if something were to happen and you tried to sue someone?
You believed yourself in danger. You had the time, opportunity, and means to remove yourself from that danger. You didn't because you're standing on the same stubbornness and property rights that your neighbor is.

All you're doing is paying for your attorney's new car and trying to get a little marketing for your "assets".

If you think your son is in danger, remove him from that danger. That is YOUR responsibility, regardless of your neighbors actions. If you don't, you suck as a mother.

I don't buy that at all, if he damages any property or worse hurts someone he's screwed. And my guess is so is the county.


Yes, he would be screwed, but so would she. Remember that cases are not always just one persons fault or the other persons fault. Quite often it is proportional. And, if you knowingly kept yourself in a situation that you believed yourself to be in imminent danger, even though you had opportunity and means to remove yourself from that danger, you are just as culpable as the person who acted recklessly.


It's called a deliberate indifference lawsuit, we brought it to the County and State's attention so as I pointed out earlier not one county commissioner who sides with us nor one State rep who sided with us suggested we sell and move nor have they suggested it to any other homes out here in fact one State rep owns a few of the houses being constructed out here under his real estate company so why on Earth would they suggest people sell their new homes rather than address the one home no one lives in yet? Hence why they collectively met with our attorney ( the county attorney, the code enforcement manager, the zoning administer, the sheriff dept attorney all met with out attorney on this topic) not a one of them suggested anyone out here would be liable if someone got shot other than the range owner . ...