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To: VRing

Shame that they can't sue each of the individuals involved. Maybe if they can hit the county hard enough it will make some difference. Not too much hope in that though, it's only tax money.


16 posted on 06/09/2006 7:53:13 AM PDT by FreePaul
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To: FreePaul
Maybe if they can hit the county hard enough it will make some difference.

It occurs to me that a good way to make the politicians in power feel the pain would be to allow the victims to take their $8 million out of the budgets of county programs of their choice....

117 posted on 06/09/2006 10:45:45 AM PDT by steve-b (Hoover Dam is every bit as "natural" as a beaver dam.)
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To: FreePaul
Shame that they can't sue each of the individuals involved. Maybe if they can hit the county hard enough it will make some difference. Not too much hope in that though, it's only tax money.

Or maybe they can fire the moron that spearheaded the entire thing to begin with. WTH does it take to read numbers on a house. One would also think that someone, anyone, took a drive by at some point during the day to see which house it was.

These people deserve something, but as usual, with attorneys involved, what that "something" is is grossly inflated.

144 posted on 06/09/2006 11:27:56 AM PDT by Fruitbat
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Municipalities should have the right to recover any judgement from the individuals if they didn't act in a reasonable manner. Then there would be a deterrent, and the taxpayers wouldn't be on the hook as bad.


191 posted on 06/09/2006 1:50:39 PM PDT by Still Thinking (Disregard the law of unintended consequences at your own risk.)
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