PG County Officer Killer Found Dead in Jail Cell

[awpitt]

Originally Posted by Ken King

Maybe there is a way that Findley's family can sue White's family and anything they win from their suit will go to the officer's family.

White was 19 which means his family is not responsible for his action so, unfortunately, the Findleys would have a hard time suing.

[shiki]

Originally Posted by mAlice

Equivalent retaliation.

preemptive strike more like it. Seems like white people are always the first to whip it out.

[MMDad]

Originally Posted by awpitt

White was 19 which means his family is not responsible for his action so, unfortunately, the Findleys would have a hard time suing.

His estate can sue PG County, and the Findleys could sue his estate.

[mAlice (Premo)]

Originally Posted by shiki

preemptive strike more like it. Seems like white people are always the first to whip it out.

Pre-emptive works for me, too.

[MMDad]

Originally Posted by itsbob

Nothing his family can sue anyone for, whereas White's family has the county Sherrif, the Correctional Facilitiy, the County, the State.. They have ALL kinds of people they can sue.

They can sue for wrongful death, just like the thugs family can.

[MMDad]

Originally Posted by shiki

why do white people always play the race card?

What makes you think she's white?

[pcjohnnyb (Premo)]

Originally Posted by MMDad

They can sue for wrongful death, just like the thugs family can.

I thought he was off duty?
I seem to recall seeing that he was wearing plain clothes. That would give more credibility to what you just said here, MMdad.

[PrchJrkr]

Originally Posted by pcjohnnyb

I thought he was off duty?
I seem to recall seeing that he was wearing plain clothes. That would give more credibility to what you just said here, MMdad.

:####ingidiot:

[Mdcopswife]

Originally Posted by pcjohnnyb

I thought he was off duty?
I seem to recall seeing that he was wearing plain clothes. That would give more credibility to what you just said here, MMdad.

Not off duty. He was plain clothes.

[pcjohnnyb (Premo)]

Originally Posted by PrchJrkr

:####ingidiot:

Way to add to the conversation

Originally Posted by Mdcopswife

Not off duty. He was plain clothes.

Gotcha See, and to me, that will (unfortunately) not allow his family to sue for wrongful death. It was his job, and he was aware of the risks every time he put on that badge.