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Strategic financial move. Cops gonna get sued into the next century. Wife divorces and takes money, house into her name. Harder to get at from a civil suit.
😎 He won't lose a penny. The city will pay the settlement. Query whether the city has to pay for his criminal defense attorney? Guess it depends on what their collective bargaining agreement is.
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Some of you need to stop living in fantasy land.
I'll bet you a 100 bucks that the officer is not convicted of homicide. The state couldn't convict George Gwaltne either but that didn't keep his murdering dumb ass out of prison.
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Some of you need to stop living in fantasy land.
I'll bet you a 100 bucks that the officer is not convicted of homicide. Manslaughter is a form of homicide. He'll at least go down for that. Looking at the elements of third degree murder in Minnesota, I'd say the state has a pretty strong case. The only element in doubt is causation.
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I'll bet you 100 bucks he is not convicted of homicide since you are certain of the truth living in white supremacy land. No manslaughter is not homicide ding dong that's why they are two separate legal charges with different sentencing guidelines. Some of you need to stop living in fantasy land.
I'll bet you a 100 bucks that the officer is not convicted of homicide. Manslaughter is a form of homicide. He'll at least go down for that. Looking at the elements of third degree murder in Minnesota, I'd say the state has a pretty strong case. The only element in doubt is causation.
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Some of you need to stop living in fantasy land.
I'll bet you a 100 bucks that the officer is not convicted of homicide. The state couldn't convict George Gwaltne either but that didn't keep his murdering dumb ass out of prison. take the bet lying coward or not? You said he murdered Floyd and there is proof so the bet would be a sure thing. Cmon take the bet
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I'll bet you 100 bucks he is not convicted of homicide since you are certain of the truth living in white supremacy land. No manslaughter is not homicide ding dong that's why they are two separate legal charges with different sentencing guidelines. Some of you need to stop living in fantasy land.
I'll bet you a 100 bucks that the officer is not convicted of homicide. Manslaughter is a form of homicide. He'll at least go down for that. Looking at the elements of third degree murder in Minnesota, I'd say the state has a pretty strong case. The only element in doubt is causation. You must live a sad empty life, G-Day
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Strategic financial move. Cops gonna get sued into the next century. Wife divorces and takes money, house into her name. Harder to get at from a civil suit.
😎 He won't lose a penny. The city will pay the settlement. Query whether the city has to pay for his criminal defense attorney? Guess it depends on what their collective bargaining agreement is. Chauvin can still be sued in a separate civil suit by the family. Amazing how little you know and keep posting misinformation
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I'll bet you 100 bucks he is not convicted of homicide since you are certain of the truth living in white supremacy land. No manslaughter is not homicide ding dong that's why they are two separate legal charges with different sentencing guidelines. Some of you need to stop living in fantasy land.
I'll bet you a 100 bucks that the officer is not convicted of homicide. Manslaughter is a form of homicide. He'll at least go down for that. Looking at the elements of third degree murder in Minnesota, I'd say the state has a pretty strong case. The only element in doubt is causation. You must live a sad empty life, G-Day So you're too cowardly to take the bet since you already stated Chauvin murdered Floyd Proven how wrong you are for posting lies
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Strategic financial move. Cops gonna get sued into the next century. Wife divorces and takes money, house into her name. Harder to get at from a civil suit.
😎 He won't lose a penny. The city will pay the settlement. Query whether the city has to pay for his criminal defense attorney? Guess it depends on what their collective bargaining agreement is. Chauvin can still be sued in a separate civil suit by the family. Amazing how little you know and keep posting misinformation This^^^^
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Strategic financial move. Cops gonna get sued into the next century. Wife divorces and takes money, house into her name. Harder to get at from a civil suit.
😎 He won't lose a penny. The city will pay the settlement. Query whether the city has to pay for his criminal defense attorney? Guess it depends on what their collective bargaining agreement is. Wrong ^^^^^ It’s called “personal exposure”. While the city may be paying, so will the cop, personally, if found guilty in a civil suit. Classes are given to LEO at big departments outlining personal exposure if their actions are deemed outside of current police training standards. IIRC the words were....You fûck up on the street, and the city can cut you adrift to save money and face, they will. Otherwise, city attorneys would be defending the cop and not requiring him to seek personal council. 😎
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I'll bet you 100 bucks he is not convicted of homicide since you are certain of the truth living in white supremacy land. No manslaughter is not homicide ding dong that's why they are two separate legal charges with different sentencing guidelines. Some of you need to stop living in fantasy land.
I'll bet you a 100 bucks that the officer is not convicted of homicide. Manslaughter is a form of homicide. He'll at least go down for that. Looking at the elements of third degree murder in Minnesota, I'd say the state has a pretty strong case. The only element in doubt is causation. You must live a sad empty life, G-Day So you're too cowardly to take the bet since you already stated Chauvin murdered Floyd Proven how wrong you are for posting lies Some folks are just all talk. All 4 cops killed that guy but no one murdered him.
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The cowardly lil skirt wearing bieeetch ran away when it came time to back up her constant lies and misinformation . I knew she would though lol I'll bet you 100 bucks he is not convicted of homicide since you are certain of the truth living in white supremacy land. No manslaughter is not homicide ding dong that's why they are two separate legal charges with different sentencing guidelines. Some of you need to stop living in fantasy land.
I'll bet you a 100 bucks that the officer is not convicted of homicide. Manslaughter is a form of homicide. He'll at least go down for that. Looking at the elements of third degree murder in Minnesota, I'd say the state has a pretty strong case. The only element in doubt is causation. You must live a sad empty life, G-Day So you're too cowardly to take the bet since you already stated Chauvin murdered Floyd Proven how wrong you are for posting lies Some folks are just all talk. All 4 cops killed that guy but no one murdered him.
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It’s called “personal exposure”. While the city may be paying, so will the cop, personally, if found guilty in a civil suit.
Classes are given to LEO at big departments outlining personal exposure if their actions are deemed outside of current police training standards.
IIRC the words were....You fûck up on the street, and the city can cut you adrift to save money and face, they will.
Otherwise, city attorneys would be defending the cop and not requiring him to seek personal council.😎
Very true and it's not just cities and not just cops. If the employer can make the case that what the employee did was outside of their job duties, training, or orders, they will seek to avoid liability and hang the employee out to dry. Only a fool would expect loyalty when an organization is seeking to cover its ass. I have seen it and experienced it. Paul
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Not according to the legal genius Tarquin. You guys are posting false information again. Civil suits don't exist in AMERICA. Ask tarquin again lmao
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Strategic financial move. Cops gonna get sued into the next century. Wife divorces and takes money, house into her name. Harder to get at from a civil suit.
😎 Had a former friend who got caught defrauding clients at his insurance biz. He was dead meat and had more than the average amount of assets. Wifey divorced him, ended up with all assets...110% of everything. He goes to prison for ~ 5 years. Ex-wife falls in love with him all over again.....ain't love grand?
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Strategic financial move. Cops gonna get sued into the next century. Wife divorces and takes money, house into her name. Harder to get at from a civil suit.
😎 He won't lose a penny. The city will pay the settlement. Query whether the city has to pay for his criminal defense attorney? Guess it depends on what their collective bargaining agreement is. Wrong ^^^^^ It’s called “personal exposure”. While the city may be paying, so will the cop, personally, if found guilty in a civil suit. Classes are given to LEO at big departments outlining personal exposure if their actions are deemed outside of current police training standards. IIRC the words were....You fûck up on the street, and the city can cut you adrift to save money and face, they will. Otherwise, city attorneys would be defending the cop and not requiring him to seek personal council. 😎 Nonsense. First, if their CBA calls for indemnification, he won't pay. Also, he will sue the city for failure to train and they will settle his suit for protection of his personal assets. The guy doesn't have squat anyway. 19 years on a cops salary and bouncing at a bar part-time? He's barely middle class.
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Not according to the legal genius Tarquin. You guys are posting false information again. Civil suits don't exist in AMERICA. Ask tarquin again lmao See my post above.
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It’s called “personal exposure”. While the city may be paying, so will the cop, personally, if found guilty in a civil suit.
Classes are given to LEO at big departments outlining personal exposure if their actions are deemed outside of current police training standards.
IIRC the words were....You fûck up on the street, and the city can cut you adrift to save money and face, they will.
Otherwise, city attorneys would be defending the cop and not requiring him to seek personal council.😎
Very true and it's not just cities and not just cops. If the employer can make the case that what the employee did was outside of their job duties, training, or orders, they will seek to avoid liability and hang the employee out to dry. Only a fool would expect loyalty when an organization is seeking to cover its ass. I have seen it and experienced it. Paul Unfortunately, I have too. 😎
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Cops in the big cities nearest me bring home 6 figures with OT & side work.
Opie at Mayberry PD doesn't do so well but the city cops do quite nicely.
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