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    Quote Originally Posted by wango View Post
    H, you may be confusing meth with PCP, maybe. With regard to pain (and added strength).

    I am not addressing the death or the validity of the settlement. I’m just thinking they “settled” early to protect against civil law-suits after the court case(s). OJ won his court case but was sued for 33 million 25 years ago. If the officer wins, well it turns out they made a poor decision. The fact that they paid might tell you something about the confidence of the officers getting off. Because if he does get charged, the family could demand a hell of a lot more.

    Additionally how many more cops are involved? And the family can sue for their actions as well. The family could also sue the entire dept. and everyone else involved. They potentially could make a LOT more based upon the upcoming court decisions.

    Plus they are saving on millions of dollars of potential legal fees in the future.

    At 27 million, they just might be getting off on the cheap.
    Yeah I don't know wango. Meth is like that too. PCP is ten times worse.
    All bullshit aside, I broke my right wrist putting a nose on the side of the face of a guy on PCP. He literally didn't even notice. There was no way to hurt him man. It took four guys to get him off me after he'd taken one hell of a beating from me. That stuff is scary.

    But I agree with you on the points of the settlement.

    I'm not saying the police officer doesn't have some responsibility in the death of that poor guy. But, I am saying dealing with someone who's on shit like that is alot different than a drunk or something.

    So, I ain't sure we can say it was murder.

    The lie pushed by the media in my opinion is an equally big tragedy.
    Last edited by Hughinn; 03-12-2021 at 04:18 PM.

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