This makes no sense, although maybe I just don’t understand how Florida runs community watch.
In our state, the neighborhood watch is not attached to an HOA, and the HOA would have no liability for the action of a person in the neighborhood watch. And in fact, there are pretty strict rules about the whole NW thing.
Unless the HOA had a policy, and the insurance company decided it was easier to pay up, this makes no sense.
Frankly I have yet to see any evidence that the HOA settled anything. Ben Crump saying anything is not proof of anything.
He is a proven liar. He filed a document with the court and a short time later it was withdrawn and not available. A copy was said to have been given to the defense but they said that they received no copy.
The Orlando Sentinel says that it has a copy of the settlement papers. Alright — if so — then publish them. Put up or shut up:
“The Sentinel reported on Friday that the settlement amount was crossed out of paperwork filed at the Seminole County Courthouse. Later in the day, the document appeared to have been withdrawn from public view.
“Although a cover page indicated copies of the settlement were given to Zimmerman’s lawyer and the judge presiding over the criminal trial, Vincent told Reuters that the defense team did not receive its copy.”
http://news.yahoo.com/trayvon-martins-family-settles-wrongful-death-claim-report-232428707.html
Crump giveth and Crump taketh away — ....... be the name of DeeDee