After an encounter with the JBTs:
Posted on 03/04/2003 7:18:34 PM PST by Mulder
A Pasadena man mistakenly shot in the face by an FBI agent searching for a bank robber filed a $10 million lawsuit yesterday against three agents, alleging that they disregarded bureau arrest policies and then played down the potentially deadly result, telling an informant at the scene: "This [expletive] happens every day."
(Excerpt) Read more at baltimoresun.com ...
After an encounter with the JBTs:
It is my understanding that the "cognizant" FBI has made no effort to pay Schultz's medical bills because of this "unfortunate incident"
THIS sounds highly suspect - an informant just *happens* to be on-scene during a stop?
Yeah, right ...
(DO they possibly mean 'witness'?)
The "informant" was the landlord of the REAL suspect in the bank robbery.
There is no reason to doubt his veracity.
Kristen M. "Krissy" Harkum, was driving.Now *her* claim looks like a money-grab ...Harkum, now 17, was not wounded in the shooting, but she also filed a $10 million lawsuit yesterday in U.S. District Court in Baltimore to compensate her for "severe emotional injury."
WHY is he being caller 'an informant'?
He sounds like 'a witness'?
WHO is playing games with definitions here?
(LAWYERS?)
The Fibbies shot this kid in the face as he was unbuckling his seat belt, on orders of the 'officer' btw.
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I hope she gets every damn penny of it and more.
Because he likely informed the FBI about the whereabouts of the actual bank robber. Read the article.
Anyway, whether or not he was an informant, a witness, or an transsexual crack whore with three tits is irrelevant to the fact that the JBTs destroyed this kids life and need to be held accountable.
Andersen Worldwide Slapped With $6 Billion Lawsuit
BALTIMORE, March 3, 2001 (SmartPros) — Department 56, a Minnesota collectibles company, filed a lawsuit here seeking $6 billion from Arthur Andersen Worldwide Societe Cooperative, the Geneva-based umbrella company of Arthur Andersen and Andersen Consulting, for what it described as a bungled effort by Arthur Andersen to overhaul its computer systems.... Robert J. Weltchek, attorney for Department 56.
Maybe if someone did it to your wife, or your kid you might feel a bit differently. I know I would.
Although to tell you the truth if someone shot my kid in the face under these circumstances, a lawsuit would be the least of his problems.
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What's your point?
I don't blame them one bit for hiring the biggest pit-bull ambulance chaser they can find to present their case.
The gov't has had one year to 'make things right' and they have failed miserably. Their behavior, since the moment their thug pulled the trigger, has been deplorable and offensive to any civilized member of a Free society.
- the grand jury no-billed Braga:
Schultz was shot by FBI Special Agent Christopher R. Braga, a six- year veteran of the bureau and a former U.S. Marine Corps captain.Braga was named as a defendant in yesterday's lawsuits along with two of his supervisors, agents Henry F. Hanburger and Lawrence S. Brosnan.
... Braga was cleared of wrongdoing by an Anne Arundel County grand jury.
It's like you said: "[He's the] the biggest pit-bull ambulance chaser they can find" ...
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