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We live in a small town and this past week my son was at a party and things got heated over a girl. The town punk hit my son and then climbed on him and hit him until he was out cold. My sons arms were pinned so he could not fight back or defend himself. He has had to have his jaw wired shut because of a compound fracture to his jaw. The local police are doing little because my son can't remember much. What can I do to make him pay? My son is 17 and the boy that hit him is 18
"Party, town punk and girl". Hmmm interesting cocktail.By 'town punk" I'm assuming you mean he is a known person, to many people other than you? Including he local cops? A compound fracture to the jaw? That's serious hurt. And the cops won't do anything. There's some holes in this. But, I will offer one piece of advice. Drop any plans for revenge of a physical nature. Small towns are not conducive to getting away with anything.
Where are you located? You could always get revenge and shot the punk. I know several gangsters from the big city and they are not nice and speak Spanish, some speak Italian...get it, cost is cheap.
Where are you located? You could always get revenge and shot the punk. I know several gangsters from the big city and they are not nice and speak Spanish, some speak Italian...get it, cost is cheap.
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Originally Posted by Driller1
Go after the owner of the property. That is the deep pockets. Their homes owner's will pay.
This part of Dumber walked out of a court room with 1.5 million AFTER the attorneys and all costs were paid.
Thanks for making the US a crappier place to live.
oh, but I bet your 1.5 mil was truly justified.
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