This is the real time Keystone Cops.
Now watch the lawsuits being spawned. All family members of deceased have an action to bring against the city, state,county,individuals who were in positions to make the right decisions to protect both the accused, the deputies, and the courts and the public. The lady who was knocked silly will sue her employer. The gentleman who was pistol-whipped has an action because none of this should have ever happened. If it is true that the panic putton did not work properly, the maker of the button will be sued. The young lady who talked him off of the ledge has several causes, though, I doubt she will ever bring that.
There will be a cascade of lawsuits or out-of-court settlements that will take our breath away. Over 1/3 will go to the lawyers who game their own system.
I am pretty much against frivolous lawsuits, but darn if I don't believe all of the above are justified.
o.k everybody. Is it just me or am I the only one who feels this whole thing is weird? There are so many unanswered ?'s in my mind. Everyone is so busy applauding ashley-it makes me sick. 1. why did the story of how she 1st saw him change - she said she saw him in apt parking lot before she left for store, then the story is that she saw him at the store &; he followed her home. 2. two separate times during t.v. interview Ashley said i followed him to pick up - uh uh i mean drop off the truck 3. why doesnt she have custody of little girl 4.wilhelm, nichols & ashley lived in .s.c. at some point & time. 5. what are the chances of randomly picking a government agent to steal vehicle, money, & i.d .(badge) and weapon from. let alone a man that appeared to be in good condition. 6. how & why was nichols arrested in college & charges dropped. 7. what about the report that he was arrested on drug charges in Atl 8. parents are out of u.s & wilhelm was customs and money laudering agent.
doesnt anyone find this altogether amazing?