i would sue for 750mil and accept 300mil.
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There is so much wrong with this story that it can't be true. The police take an oath to not betray the trust of the public and doctors take an oath to respect the privacy of their patients.
Some would advise to just be cooperative and follow the demands of the officers, there is no way that this man should have cooperated with the officers and doctors. Serious question....if the man would have asked to visit with an attorney before being violated, would the "officers" and "doctors" be obligated to stop the process until the suspect had received legal advise from an attorney?
There is just so much wrong here that I cannot comprehend being in this situation.
Some would advise to just be cooperative and follow the demands of the officers, there is no way that this man should have cooperated with the officers and doctors. Serious question....if the man would have asked to visit with an attorney before being violated, would the "officers" and "doctors" be obligated to stop the process until the suspect had received legal advise from an attorney?
There is just so much wrong here that I cannot comprehend being in this situation.
I hope the "victim of crime" becomes a rich man and the primary land owner in that part of NM.
Wasn't it for the children?
From the sounds of it, he didn't have any children up there either.
I'm curious about S4F's attorney question too. Past that I gots no words. None. Zero. Zilch. Nada.
Once they stick a warrant in your face for an involuntary blood draw.....you complain all you want, but an attorney cant stop them at that point. I guess they extended that to anal cavity probing, forced enemas and knocking you out for a colon camera snake.
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