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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m trying to put myself in their shoes. So the gist of it, if my 5 1/2 year old eloped from school, and school employees were unable to stop him at the school property line and had to call the police. Then if it took officers 50 minutes and a bunch of “your mom is going to spank you when you get home” and a ride in the cruiser back to school...

I’d be angry... not at the school or police officers but at my child. I can’t imagine ever thinking I was entitled to money because of this. Without seeing the video, I may have a different opinion but I’m not going to take the lawyer’s play by play.[/quote]

Well, there are terrible parents and  you sound like one. If you have kids snd you think it’s okay to tell a kid they deserve to be beaten get therapy.[/quote]

We haven’t seen the recordings to know what was said.[/quote]

We have quotes from the video and you can lie in a suit.

Listen miss blue lives matter, you should want better coworkers, stop defending these horrible cops. Clean house and be better.[/quote]

We have "quotes" as summarized by the family's lawyer.  That's not an objective source at all.  And you are right (although I assume it was a typo) you can lie -- or at least greatly distort -- is a lawsuit.

Let me put it this way, if in an answer to the complaint, the cop's attorney provides his own, very different, summary of the video will you take that as gospel as well?  You wouldn't, nor should you.  Your error is in treating any lawyer's rendition of facts as necessarily accurate.[/quote]

Generally I agree with you that you can’t take on side of the story.  But I just can’t imagine any defense for the specific facts cited.  And there are serious consequences for a lawyer who misrepresents facts to the Court, so[b] I can’t believe the Complaint misquotes the video.  
The stuff about raised voices and manhandling the child, I’ll give you, as that’s pretty subjective.  But the specific words used referencing beating the child just are not acceptable and don’t appear to be lawyerly shading of facts.[/b][/quote]

This. It's very very very very likely that the officers were way out of pocket based on the suit alone. Extremely unlikely that there is no basis whatsoever for this claim. [/quote]

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