It happens...
“How come mama and son don’t have same last name? “
You’ve notice that too! In my experience, most of them don’t. The mamas have a whole lot of “papas,” and they can’t remember who the actual fathers are.
Overkill? So if he had just killed him a little everything would be cool?
The off duty Leo deserves the officer Wilson medal
Nice shooting.
>> “How come mama and son don’t have same last name?” <<
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That is the rule, rather than the exception in Alameda County.
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“My son was somebody”.
Uhmmm....
So, you are suing for a pittance of $500,000?
Seems to me he was a robber, who’s actions could have had very dire consequences for his victims, even by accident.
He couldn’t work forba living and pay taxes?
$500k for wrongful death... that’s a number begging for settlement.
Any ambulance chaser worth his faux lizard shoes would be asking for millions if there was a case here.
Oh, and by the way, a fact omitted by the article: Brown and his accomplice were armed in addition to wearing masks.
The surviving robber and their get away driver were both charged with felony murder for participating in a pre-planned felony resulting in a death (Brown). Ain’t that a b$#@#... your homey gets popped by Barney off duty and you catch a homicide.
... about 10:30 p.m. July 18, 2013, when Marc Traylor of Alameda and Brown entered the Bonfare Market at 1505 High St. wearing masks, police said. An off-duty Alameda County sheriff’s deputy was reading a magazine at the store when the two came in. He used his department-issued gun to shoot both of them.
Officer of the Year! And then reporter Henry K. Lee, bound by SFGate PC as he must surely be, nonetheless gets this one off:
The suit seeks $500,000 in damages, although Williams wrote in court papers that her “pain can’t be itemize.”
Sons all have the same name.
Dindu Nuffins.