Start Filing Law Suits on COPS

[I-Will-SUE-u-2]

If anyone needs information on how to file a law suit on cops, it's easy. Just handle your case, "Pro Bono" Sue the whole department and the locality. You'll get paid like @#$! did. A Notice of Claim is all you need and just make up a reason. The race card is usually a sure $25,000. The small municipalities wil settle and the cop gets fired. Who can ask for anything better than that. They don't want to go to court with you, so they will let you win everytime. :lol:

[I will disbar U 2]

Go ahead start a pattern of frivolous lawsuits and your own kind will turn on you to get you sanctioned. Ask Arthur Grassik.

[FrivilousLawsuits]

Why settle for just $25,000?

You can rake in at least ten times that amount by instead becoming a cop, establishing yourself as a marginal or sub-marginal employee, and then suing because of a hostile environment that you fabricate and/or instigate.

...Oh, it'll help a lot if you're gay or a member of a minority group.

Become a cop and sue yourself for discrimination, civil rights voilations.

[Cops don't have a chance]

It's true - suing the county these days is a sure $25,000 because they have idiots representing them. The people now in charge of the county attorney's office were run out of corporation counsel. The county attorney herself was personally forced out of the courtroom by the NYPD because she didn't have a clue about how to win a case against a NYC cop. Then she was run out of administration by the NYC Commission on Human Rights because she didn't have a clue about how to run a bureau and now she's running the whole office here in Nassau County. The city finally gave her a media spokesman job, and here in Nassau County everytime she opens her mouth she puts Suozzi's foot in it. The managing attorney was also run out of the city because he gave illegally away the medical and personal records of the juveniles being brought to family court, and those of their siblings, to take part in some sort of medical experimentations. Even the Bloomberg administration criticised his lack of judgment and poor temperment in the inappropriately harsh treatment of the juveniles and his failure to compromise or seek alternative sentencing guidelines. Here in Nassau County he has no clue about civil litigation and has hired others with only criminal backgrounds paying them $70K, $90K or more and putting them in charge of bureaus they know nothing about, like family court - mishandling child support enforcement and article 10 cases while he sends others into unemployment compensation hearing fighting wrongful termination cases knowing full well the terminations were simply politically motivated. Knowing nothing about civil litigation, and exercising poor legal acumen even in his juvenile cases, he gives the house away in civil discovery cases and misadvises new attorneys on trial strategy - when he himself has never had a civil court trial himself. His book Killer Kids is one of the most racially provocative and bigeted pieces of proganda ever written in the modern century and it's know wonder that Peter Sylver and his victim were mishandled given the prejudices and lack of talent coming from that office. So go ahead and sue your little hearts out. With Goodman & company representing the county - it's pretty much a lock for plaintiff's attorneys everywhere.

Cops don't have a chance
Sadly its your tax money financing the County's law suit policies. It usually doesnt affect taxpayers, but if there are a high number of suits the Counties will have to raise your taxes, to offset the rising costs. The Police are always indemnified, meaning not one cent comes out of their pockets.

A Notice of Claim is all you need and just make up a reason. The race card is usually a sure $25,000. The small municipalities wil settle and the cop gets fired. Who can ask for anything better than that. They don't want to go to court with you, so they will let you win everytime.
Not always true, that ended in the 70s. If the case is frivolous and what law suit isnt, they will go to court. They key as the petitioner is to have as many expert witnesses as possible, raising your cost, and forcing the P.D. to counter. As far as getting fired.... no, that would enable the officer to sue as well, PDs know this. You cannot be fired for a frivilous lawsuit.
most civil cases I went on in the past occurred on my days off, Gotten around 20+ hours of O/T off each one.

If anyone needs information on how to file a law suit on cops, it's easy. Just handle your case, "Pro Bono" Sue the whole department and the locality. You'll get paid like @#$! did. A Notice of Claim is all you need and just make up a reason. The race card is usually a sure $25,000. The small municipalities wil settle and the cop gets fired. Who can ask for anything better than that. They don't want to go to court with you, so they will let you win everytime.
What a joke.
If you walk into court, alone, you'd get whipped. No expert witness is going to testify on your behalf, because you'd lose. There is absolutely no cost to the County or Village, other than the bodies in court, and there always is the chance of a counter-suit.
More bad advice from more know-it-alls-that read a article somewhere, think they are experts.

[TOOLS R US]

the cop gets fired
HA. For a cop to get fired he has to do something criminal,(dont go there) outside the scope of his duties, or violate a Dept. policy.
A Police officer cannot be fired because of a civil lawsuit, he actually has to be found guilty in a criminal court or internal investigation must find he violated policy . I'm amazed at the legal advice and arguments here for reading, I guess what they say is true,"advice is worth exactly what you pay for it."

[Taxpayers lose again]

Sadly it is the taxpayers that lose again but you don't need any expert witnesses - you don't always even need any witnesses. It's your word against the Cop's word and depending on the Judge's preconceptions and past experiences - the Cop isn't always the most credible witness.
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Juveniles - make sure you differentiate between the kids that are going to family court for stuff like joyriding and getting into a school fight and the vicious gang members - the gang members with the heavy criminal actions are not going to family court - they are being prosecuted in criminal court by the district attorney's office, not having petitions presented against them for rehabilitation and counselling in family court.

the cop gets fired
HA. For a cop to get fired he has to do something criminal,(dont go there) outside the scope of his duties, or violate a Dept. policy.
A Police officer cannot be fired because of a civil lawsuit, he actually has to be found guilty in a criminal court or internal investigation must find he violated policy . I'm amazed at the legal advice and arguments here for reading, I guess what they say is true,"advice is worth exactly what you pay for it."

Yeah a cop would never get fired for something like exercising free speech by participating in a parade.

Yeah a cop would never get fired for something like exercising free speech by participating in a parade
I can only wish that happened to me, I'd even let Sharpton talk on my behalf, damn I'd be rich

[PDCS-2001i]

most civil cases I went on in the past occurred on my days off, Gotten around 20+ hours of O/T off each one
Thats the best part, the Attorneys dont care if it fits in your schedule, like a criminal trial, just remember, talk nice and slow, drag it out, each hour you waste up there is an hour closer to recess or adjournment for the day. Then coming back the next day, and whomever else is waiting to testify after you, on the big clock.

[Alice Sharpton]

The race card is usually a sure $25,000.

They customary offer is $25G's regardless of race or otherwise.

[1983]

The Police are always indemnified, meaning not one cent comes out of their pockets.

Of course most reading this comment are aware it is false.

If you don't believe me ask PO Norman Benacourt who failed to arrest a drunk driver that subsequesntly killed an innocent pedestrian while still under the influence. Officer Benacourt was sued and found liable, personally costing him $249.94 a month (for 7 years) that was paid directly to his victim's family.

The jurisdiction the officer worked for payed the remaining judgement of 2.3 million $$'s.

Right but we are talking the b/s suits. Pro-bono, no witnesses, You know, the cop pulled me over because I was lefthanded.
If you don't believe me ask PO Norman Benacourt who failed to arrest a drunk driver that subsequesntly killed an innocent pedestrian while still under the influence. Officer Benacourt was sued and found liable, personally costing him $249.94 a month (for 7 years) that was paid directly to his victim's family.

The jurisdiction the officer worked for payed the remaining judgement of 2.3 million $$'s.
This is a legit suit
If anyone needs information on how to file a law suit on cops, it's easy. Just handle your case, "Pro Bono" Sue the whole department and the locality. You'll get paid like @#$! did. A Notice of Claim is all you need and just make up a reason. The race card is usually a sure $25,000. The small municipalities wil settle and the cop gets fired. Who can ask for anything better than that. They don't want to go to court with you, so they will let you win everytime
This is not

The Police are always indemnified, meaning not one cent comes out of their pockets.

Of course most reading this comment are aware it is false.

If you don't believe me ask PO Norman Benacourt who failed to arrest a drunk driver that subsequesntly killed an innocent pedestrian while still under the influence. Officer Benacourt was sued and found liable, personally costing him $249.94 a month (for 7 years) that was paid directly to his victim's family.

The jurisdiction the officer worked for payed the remaining judgement of 2.3 million $$'s.

I remember this. If I recall, the cop appealed the judgement and the court sided with him. His monthly payments to the family of the guy killed were reduced to $235 a month. :lol:

[the sarge]

is this in reference to the woman killed on Rt 347 in Hauppauge ? If so you have some of your facts incorrect. The PO in this case did arrest the drunk driver and went the extra mile to have her drunk passenger taken to a diner where she could sober up and call for a ride home to the Shirley area. A short time later the drunk passenger decided to try and walk from the diner and was struck and killed by a passing car. SCPD was then sued by the womans family. Damned if you do , damned if you don't. iF he leaves her in the car and she freezes to death or gets hit by a car we get sued. Take her to a safe, warm place and she makes a bad decision after you leave , damned again. Maybe we should babysit all the drunks we encounter. Sit and drink cofee all night with them until they are sober and then drive them home and personally tuck them into bed. if that is not the incident you are referring to I'd be interested if anyone knows what happened to the one in Hauppauge. I am assuming they settled for a million bucks as the county doesn't have a whole lot of faith in its abailty to to fight and win these Lawsuits.

[TheDude]

Cops don't have a chance
Sadly its your tax money financing the County's law suit policies. It usually doesnt affect taxpayers, but if there are a high number of suits the Counties will have to raise your taxes, to offset the rising costs. The Police are always indemnified, meaning not one cent comes out of their pockets.

Not for long. Federal Judge okayed a civil suit against two retired cops who were in involved in a investigation that sent a innocent man to jail.

Not for long. Federal Judge okayed a civil suit against two retired cops who were in involved in a investigation that sent a innocent man to jail.

Don't matter, if they were working the dept will cover them.

Don't matter, if they were working the dept will cover them
Right retired or not the employees will have the same indemnification process as a active member. If they are indemnified they are protected.
The amount of gold-digger lawsuits in this area actually works against the people who were wronged, and for the few ''bad'' cops who abuse their power.

Not for long. Federal Judge okayed a civil suit against two retired cops who were in involved in a investigation that sent a innocent man to jail.


Don't matter, if they were working the dept will cover them
Amazing that you have to explain that to someone

[TheDude]

Don't matter, if they were working the dept will cover them Amazing that you have to explain that to someone[/quote]

Nope. The retired police officers are being personally sued. They have been given the green light to go directly into their pockets.

Nope. The retired police officers are being personally sued. They have been given the green light to go directly into their pockets
Right retired or not the employees will have the same indemnification process as a active member. If they are indemnified they are protected
So they were not indemnified, has nothing to do with their retirement, same thing could happen to a active copAmazing that you have to explain that to someone
again

[TheDude]

Nope. The retired police officers are being personally sued. They have been given the green light to go directly into their pockets
Right retired or not the employees will have the same indemnification process as a active member. If they are indemnified they are protected
So they were not indemnified, has nothing to do with their retirement, same thing could happen to a active copAmazing that you have to explain that to someone
again

Retired or not, that's the whole point of the federal suit go ahead.

Next in line to sue will be Tankleff if Judge Braslow says no fair trial. Give him another one and he's found not guilty.

And that sis of his will have to put up one hell of a fight to part with all that money she's been washing herself in. She isn't fooling anyone. Money is the only reason she cared about to have her brother found guilty.

Retired or not, that's the whole point of the federal suit go ahead
Mute point has nothing to do with anything, retired cops are required to respond to court for any case up to a certain predetermined year. Have the same pba coverage a rookie or 10 year vet does.

[garbage in garbage out]

Retired or not, that's the whole point of the federal suit go ahead

Mute point has nothing to do with anything, retired cops are required to respond to court for any case up to a certain predetermined year. Have the same pba coverage a rookie or 10 year vet does.

One more time, I don't think he got it yet.

[Hairbag]

Just another candidate for a retroactive abortion!

[Indemnification & the]

The cops aren't being indemnified because that's a decision the county attorney makes and if you read the previous postings about that office, you get the idea they don't ever side with the cops. They live to screw cops, teachers, firefighters and any civil service workers joined through unions.

smells like you

typical nagger attitude! come up with a hair-brained scheme to make a few bucks instead of using your primate brain to get a good job.

how about you john, when are you going to sue?Never? thats what I thought, no lawyer would touch that soap opera

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If anyone needs information on how to file a law suit on cops, it's easy. Just handle your case, "Pro Bono" Sue the whole department and the locality. You'll get paid like @#$! did. A Notice of Claim is all you need and just make up a reason. The race card is usually a sure $25,000. The small municipalities wil settle and the cop gets fired. Who can ask for anything better than that. They don't want to go to court with you, so they will let you win everytime. :lol:

Well, part of that reward from a civil suit will come out of your own pocket. Now in the present and from your own future earnings. Your cash reward will also be paid for out of your family members hard earned pay those living here in on Long Island. And as it will be done so by your friends. Did you realize that? Now go tell them too. What your plans are and who will really be paying for it. Don't be surprized if they ask for their money back and have to beat it out of you, too.

[mesno]

were u banned when you posted this?