I’d call the Helpline at Dan Daily! Or that Wolf Pack Dude on TV...whassisname? or the Law Firm of Hansen Dorani out of Tulsa maybe.
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Wow ! She was hit hard !
Looks like the cop swerved left at the last second. Any chance of getting his cell phone records ?
Looks like the cop swerved left at the last second. Any chance of getting his cell phone records ?
Wouldn't make any difference, there is a law enforcement exemption. They are liable regardless.
Accessing the records is not about liability. It's about the cop being personally negligent.
Let us know when she gets a damage estimate
I'm not sure I follow what that changes? She's still going to recoup damages for the vehicle and the personal injury from the City, since the officer was acting in his capacity as an employee when he smashed the Taurus. Of course he's liable, but the city is the one providing the settlement on his behalf since the liability is transferred to him.
It's not a matter of gross negligence or a willful act of harm (or suppression of evidence), which are what typically leads to being able to pursue a civil claim against an individual law enforcement officer.
Also @swampratt that car is 100% a total. Oof.
