Parents sue Richmond County Sheriff’s deputies and sheriff in 2020 death of their son
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They should sue the girlfriend for driving 5 minutes in the opposite direction of a hospital…
Multiple Supreme Court rulings established that law enforcement officers have no duty to protect you from physical harm unless you are in their custody. They can look on as an assailant beats you to a pulp and not be successfully sued. How can they have a duty to administer first aid, for which they likely have less training than the use of deadly force? Burns’ parents should sue Jaquavious Taylor and his parents for wrongful death.