Posted on 08/26/2013 12:50:38 PM PDT by John Semmens
A Texas woman is being sued for injuries suffered by Harris County Deputy Sheriff Braden Pullen when he responded to her 911 call. The woman didnt injure the Deputy. The man who was assaulting her did.
Its not that were unsympathetic to this womans plight, said Pullens lawyer, Arnold Doltman. But the fact of the matter is that she lured Deputy Pullen into a situation where he got shot. If she hadnt called my client would never have been harmed. She didnt explicitly say that her assailant was dangerous. There was too much screaming during her 911 call to clearly determine that. So, in our view she is liable for the Deputys suffering.
Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia insisted that this lawsuit shouldnt deter others from calling 911. Citizens are entitled to help in emergencies, but weve got to balance this against the risk to our officers, Garcia declared. Ultimately, the womans assailant was subdued by our officers. Her picking up the tab for Pullens injuries seems like the least she could do.
if you missed any of this week's other semi-news/semi-satire posts you can find them at...
http://azconservative.org/2013/08/24/president-justifies-usurpations/
oh man you are goood
I almost fell for it. I’ve been trained now to check for satire tags.
Awesome..what a great way to start a Monday - Thanks =)
Totally had me going until I was done and looked at the by-line.
The subject of Semi-News/Semi-Satire’s tongue-in-cheek piece is the reason why Shakespeare wrote the line “let’s kill all the lawyers.”
She didnt explicitly say that her assailant was dangerous. There was too much screaming during her 911 call to clearly determine that.
Almost got me...
The trouble with these darned posts is that liberals have made virtually anything (anything totally idiotic and laughable, that is) appear to be a true statement made by our gubmit.
Doggone it, John. You got me AGAIN!
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