Millionare that ran over cops foot has charges dropped. (legal, lawyers, accuse)

[70Ford]

Case dropped against millionaire accused of running over cop’s foot with his Ferrari | New York Post


Ferrari 458 Spider Runs Over Cop - YouTube

You gotta admit... you drive that, you're richer than all get out and you're dating
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Stephanie Pratt. Life is good. Let's run over the cop.

If I had done this, I would be typing this from prison. Know why?

Assault and Battery on a Peace Officer is a felony crime in most states, sentences can vary from a year in prison to 10 years in prison.

Assaulting A Police Officer | LegalMatch Law Library

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Originally Posted by 70Ford

If I had done this, I would be typing this from prison. Know why?

Yeah - you would have been driving a stolen Ferrari.

[cw30000]

Yea whatever. You know there is no run over. I wish he did ran him over. They are first to issue ticket but nowhere to be found when they are needed.

Not to mention, he put the foot there intentionally.

The driver should sue NYPD

[evilnewbie]

I love two-tier justice system almost as much as two-tier taxation systems...

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Americans seem OK with the fact that the legal system is rigged and is run like an extortion racket.

Only way to get out of it is to be sure their brethren, the lawyers get paid.

[Redraven]

WHY was the cop standing that close to the car in the first place?
Watching the video, I question if the car actually ran over his foot.
Why did the cop find it necessary to yank open the car door and drag the driver out?
Why did the cop find it necessary to throw the driver onto the car?
Why did the cop find it necessary to (with help from other cops) throw the driver onto the ground, and handcuff him?
Watching the video, it seems that the cop(s) would benefit from anger management courses!
Also, if they scratched that car, they should be liable for the repairs!

[cw30000]

Originally Posted by Redraven

WHY was the cop standing that close to the car in the first place?
Watching the video, I question if the car actually ran over his foot.
Why did the cop find it necessary to yank open the car door and drag the driver out?
Why did the cop find it necessary to throw the driver onto the car?
Why did the cop find it necessary to (with help from other cops) throw the driver onto the ground, and handcuff him?
Watching the video, it seems that the cop(s) would benefit from anger management courses!
Also, if they scratched that car, they should be liable for the repairs!

I hope not, otherwise, the tax payer will has to pick up the bill like all other government expenses.

[Redraven]

Originally Posted by cw30000

I hope not, otherwise, the tax payer will has to pick up the bill like all other government expenses.

Yeah, but this happened in New York. Everybody knows they are all rich back there!