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PopeDirkBenedict said:
buckweaver said:
Armchair_QB said:
Wonder how long it'll be before the intruder files a lawsuit against Herron for injuring him.

Sounds like the sheriff tried to nip that in the bud already.

Hence the statement about "reasonable and justifiable force."

The sheriff was likely explaining why Herron wasn't being booked on felony assault charges. Doesn't have any legal effect on a potential lawsuit.

Guy breaks into his home, gets his ass whipped and wins a lawsuit? No ****ing way.
 
Pancamo said:
PopeDirkBenedict said:
buckweaver said:
Armchair_QB said:
Wonder how long it'll be before the intruder files a lawsuit against Herron for injuring him.

Sounds like the sheriff tried to nip that in the bud already.

Hence the statement about "reasonable and justifiable force."

The sheriff was likely explaining why Herron wasn't being booked on felony assault charges. Doesn't have any legal effect on a potential lawsuit.

Guy breaks into his home, gets his ass whipped and wins a lawsuit? No ****ing way.

I didn't say he'd win. I said he'd file. It happens. Too bad Herron didn't kill him.
 
Pancamo said:
PopeDirkBenedict said:
buckweaver said:
Armchair_QB said:
Wonder how long it'll be before the intruder files a lawsuit against Herron for injuring him.

Sounds like the sheriff tried to nip that in the bud already.

Hence the statement about "reasonable and justifiable force."

The sheriff was likely explaining why Herron wasn't being booked on felony assault charges. Doesn't have any legal effect on a potential lawsuit.

Guy breaks into his home, gets his ass whipped and wins a lawsuit? No ****ing way.

Has happened before.
 

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