To: VeniVidiVici
I always wondered who is responsible for cleaning up the mess in these situations. Do the police send in a clean up crew, does the perp (if he survives) or the perp’s family / estate have to pay for it?
To: fire4effect
I always wondered who is responsible for cleaning up the mess in these situations. Do the police send in a clean up crew, does the perp (if he survives) or the perps family / estate have to pay for it? I believe there are specialized crime scene cleaning services for this job. The homeowner's insurance would cover the cost, I imagine. Who knows what sort of pathogens are in the blood, etc. so you would want a cleaning crew that knows how to deal with bio-hazard material.
Jack
23 posted on
10/14/2009 5:23:08 PM PDT by
JackOfVA
To: fire4effect
You leave the blood stained mess, put a sign on it with an arrow, showing the next burglar what happen to the last one.
33 posted on
10/14/2009 6:56:58 PM PDT by
Bob Mc
To: fire4effect
I think the homeowner is the one who must clean up.
34 posted on
10/14/2009 6:57:07 PM PDT by
boop
(Democracy is the theory that the people get the government they deserve, good and hard.)
To: fire4effect; boop
I always wondered who is responsible for cleaning up the mess in these situations. In most states the state's victim's compensation fund will pay for clean up.
36 posted on
10/14/2009 7:26:04 PM PDT by
sockmonkey
(Ayn Rand was Correct)
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