Posted on Jun 25, 2018
Pulse nightclub victims sue Orlando, police for allegedly violating civil rights
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Here is the bullshit that the plaintiffs think justifies the lawsuit.
The defendants violated federal civil rights laws because they did not immediately enter the building when the gunman was in the midst of his attack, the lawsuit claims.
“The city of Orlando demonstrated deliberate indifference to these people by not training their officers."
The lawsuit alleges the “defendants chose to allow the patrons of the club to be massacred while these defendants ensured only that they themselves were safe."
According to the lawsuit, those who were uninjured in the shooting were “rounded up and taken to a law enforcement facility” and prohibited from using the restroom, getting food, or water or contacting their families..
The defendants violated federal civil rights laws because they did not immediately enter the building when the gunman was in the midst of his attack, the lawsuit claims.
“The city of Orlando demonstrated deliberate indifference to these people by not training their officers."
The lawsuit alleges the “defendants chose to allow the patrons of the club to be massacred while these defendants ensured only that they themselves were safe."
According to the lawsuit, those who were uninjured in the shooting were “rounded up and taken to a law enforcement facility” and prohibited from using the restroom, getting food, or water or contacting their families..
Pulse nightclub victims sue Orlando, police for allegedly violating civil rights
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OH Brother, it's all about the money....they started with 8million and they want more...MO for libs
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I did not see it in the article and wonder, do they feel the police response had something to do with the sexual orientation of the clientele? I work prehospital as a paramedic and I can tell you that I have no idea what gay clubs are in town. Maybe the police do and even if they do, it is unacceptable in our community to treat LGBT any different than anyone else. Anyone that does needs to find a new occupation.
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I was pretty pissed off when I heard that it took them 3 hours to breach. Some died of slow non arterial wounds.
That being said, the OPD is usually pretty supportive of the LGBTQ community in Orlando. Purposely not training I think is a little crazy to say, but I don’t think this entire idea is at all bullshit.
That being said, the OPD is usually pretty supportive of the LGBTQ community in Orlando. Purposely not training I think is a little crazy to say, but I don’t think this entire idea is at all bullshit.
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It's singularly an attempt to lay a preponderance of blame for financial purposes. The word not used by the plaintiffs is nonfeasance, a failure to perform a lawful duty. Fortunately, police are not required by law to commit suicide. What they did do was follow universally standard procedures before, during, and after this event. The scene "might" have been entered earlier if it was a residence with a couple occupants. This was a packed nightclub with a few hundred people inside. There were many considerations to make before entering the scene, not the least of which was the safety of persons still alive and unharmed inside and the safety of emergency personnel which, the public often thinks, is supposed to be of no importance. Those days are long over and gone.
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