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Title: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Morphine on February 18, 2012, 10:16:09 pm

Plaintiff:
TLK.Morphine
El Swanko Casa
Vice City
P.O. Box: 38


Sent to:
The Vice City Courthouse
Downtown, 3 blocks away from the Biker bar
P.O. Box: 101



Dear people and government of Vice City,
I have decided to do something which I thought would never be needed to be done against any civilian / pseudo-officer in Vice City. I have come up with a lawsuit against said freelance police officer STALKER with the following charges:


As many people may know and agree with, STALKER is not police material at all. He has no knowledge of how to deal with situations as a cop and the only way he can solve things is by killing people. That, I would say, is more likely the brain of a criminal than an officer. In addition to that, he has an extreme habit of illegally entering peoples' premises, that is, without the consent of the owner of the property or/and a warrant (as I have written in my list of charges). I will rant no more.

My house, the Swanko Casa in Vice Point, is the most refined house in the entire neighborhood. It is equipped with everything from security alerts to security robots. I frequently organize parties there to chill out with few of my old friends in town. We have had no problems until now. Until now.

The accused STALKER has decided to confront me in my own house during one of those parties while I was doing nothing more than drinking tea with a mate called Klaus. I have managed to get a few still snapshots from the party which will prove my words to be true.

(http://i41.tinypic.com/34nr13c.jpg)

This picture shows the friend I was talking about, Klaus and another person who had decided to join in called Omer Batigun. The voice material attached to this picture also shows the attitude I was approached with by the freelance officer STALKER. I had asked him why he had gone inside the premises of my property without even "knocking the door" and he replied to me with something which seemed much like a threat to an arrest.

The next picture will show one of the core reasons I am opening this lawsuit.

(http://i43.tinypic.com/2a6lcf5.jpg)

The accused is aiming at me with a Shotgun. Please note that he has not managed to answer my question about why he was in my house without my permission even by the time this picture was taken. The voice material attached to this particular picture shows the attitude I am talked to with and his extreme confidence of pointing a gun at an unarmed man.

The next two pictures will respectively show the accused of pointing his shotgun at me in a better angle and the attitude he approached the VC-PD co-chief / a FBI captain with.

(http://i39.tinypic.com/34fe0k5.jpg)

(http://i42.tinypic.com/sqqzr5.jpg)


I do not think this is acceptable from a legal forces officer at all, as freelanced as he may be. This man should not be allowed to wield a weapon under protection of the government in any way.

Now, the topping to the cake.

(http://i42.tinypic.com/106is78.jpg)

(http://i40.tinypic.com/15zhzsl.jpg)


What you see here might be interpreted as an accident but no, officer STALKER has actually PITed FBI captain [WS]Legend's Landstalker with me being a passenger of it to "stop me from escaping". This has lead to me having a nearly fatal injury to my head.

The impulsiveness in his acts clearly show that he is in no way fit to EVER be a police officer in Vice City, at least. I don't know how other cities treat police officers and I quite frankly do not care. This has been my home for a far longer time than it has been his and I will not let this happen as a civilian and as the person I am in this town.

I would like to put to attention that these people may put in their statements regarding this lawsuit as evidences / lawyers / whatever:

My demands in return for this excuse of a police officer are the following:

Thank you for taking the time to read this,
TLK.Morphine
Vice City citizen since early January of 2011.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: STALKER41 on February 18, 2012, 10:51:04 pm
You WERE with weapons. Don't lie.
I saw you immidietly changing from fist to a M60,after that some few more I couldn't identify.After the wep changing you did so fast,you went to fist.
There can be more lieing messages there.
And for gods sake you were wanted,don't pretend that you were drunk or something.Everyone saw it.
You killed a cop.VCPD wants you down.If criminals shoot a cop down or start shooting him,they can kill him immidietly. (or deal with it by RP)
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Verz on February 18, 2012, 11:08:09 pm
Dear Judge,

My name is Verz, I wasn't exactly there in that point of time when this terrible situation took place, but before that. I can say that up there mentioned Officer STALKER was acting sort of weird today. He has invaded Morphine's property without his consent, but the opposite. Morphine has straightly warned him not to get on his property.  But he did it another time on purpose. I suppose he deserves a global punishment due to not respecting and following law, which is quite inappropriate behavior from an Officer, or the other words "law enforcement". As I mentioned up there, I left prosecutor's property before this whole mess happened, so I cannot express my own statement about that.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: stormeus on February 18, 2012, 11:35:40 pm
Vice City Municipal Courthouse
Downtown, Mainland


You killed a cop.VCPD wants you down.If criminals shoot a cop down or start shooting him,they can kill him immidietly. (or deal with it by RP)

I've been given the impression that the alleged murder was really self-defense against another rogue officer, so the crime wasn't valid to begin with.

Signed,
Officer Stormeus
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Ave on February 18, 2012, 11:40:44 pm
Dear Court,

I would like to share my opinion in this case.
Most annoyed, most abused - yet most problematic cop in the city. Officer Stalker is well known for his oafish behaviour, irresponsible manner and unauthorized use of weapon against innocent civilians. Argonath Police Department members are supposed to be a good example for others, to serve and protect; Officer Stalker is clearly not suitable for this job.
As a resident of Vice, I look for changes in personnel. We lack skilled policemen.

Signed,
Avenger White
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Morphine on February 18, 2012, 11:42:51 pm
You WERE with weapons. Don't lie.
I saw you immidietly changing from fist to a M60,after that some few more I couldn't identify.After the wep changing you did so fast,you went to fist.
There can be more lieing messages there.
And for gods sake you were wanted,don't pretend that you were drunk or something.Everyone saw it.
You killed a cop.VCPD wants you down.If criminals shoot a cop down or start shooting him,they can kill him immidietly. (or deal with it by RP)

I see you are taking the logic of the server more DM-wise than Roleplay wise.


Quote
(or deal with it by RP)

This just sets me on fire. What in bloody f**king hell do you think I have been doing while you were aiming at me? Pacifying you?

I have been trying to roleplay all along and I succeeded in it, unlike YOU. YOU were the one that tried to bring me down without proper roleplay. Look at the chat logs before trying to bullshit your own mind please.

Just because someone is wanted, it does not mean they have to rape /c sur. This is where roleplay comes in. I decided to roleplay my ass out of this mess rather than just tearing you apart as usual. I understand that it's easier for cops like you to just use the petty excuse of "you did not type /sur or /gu so we kill you criminal bad girl" but time to wake up dude, this is a roleplay community, not a Cops vs Robbers one.

I was switching through my weapons to make sure I did not have any on me at the time of said roleplay. (Hence, unarmed in a Roleplay manner)


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VCPD wants you down.If criminals shoot a officer down or start shooting him,they can kill him immidietly

This is exactly why you do not have any potential to be a good officer any time soon. The only way you handle things is by killing them. I'll just wait for Legend's input since his will be far wiser than that excuse of text you wrote subconsciously.


Oh and please, read the entire text so you actually understand what I am accusing you of, not the first three lines only.



Another golden piece of input:

I did not shoot you once with the "weapons" I had.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: stormeus on February 19, 2012, 12:11:07 am
Vice City Municipal Courthouse
Downtown, Mainland


While I have no direct involvement in this lawsuit, I've been asked by the prosecutor to point out specific holes in STALKER's defense.


Herein begins my own testimony.

In the time I've been patrolling with STALKER, I've yet to have one instance of a successful roleplay where he did not go in guns ablaze. He is reckless, and has on several occasions deserted situations where backup was required to pursue much lower priority suspects, and even once popped my tires while we were both on-duty, which was captured by my car's dashboard camera at the time. He rarely, if ever, asks suspects to surrender before opening fire, and will usually suspect and immediately kill suspects using his standard issue chrome shotgun.

In short, STALKER is reckless, and a threat to himself and to the lives of others. He is impulsive, and does not think before he acts. Lastly, he must be punished accordingly.

Signed,
Officer Stormeus
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Emre on February 19, 2012, 12:41:49 am
From the desk of court council Carnell,

Mister Stalker, can you verify that you were permitted to bust in Mr.Morphine's residence? From what certain people have witnessed, including me, you did not only storm in there but also hesitated to get to the point, threatened to loosen your firearm and refused to wait outside. Your quest as an officer is to protect and serve, however your procedures has almost cost the lives of many people.
Now to your defending lines.Whenever a criminal runs away in a new situation (the fact that his crime has been adhered to him longer ago is known and able to be proven) he is not to be shot, especially if he does not assault the officer that has given the chase against him.

You were given 48 hours to respond or defend yourself.

Now to Mr.Morphine's demands.
Your demands are currently being respectfully reviewed and there will be certain provisions taken.However for your last appeal, I should recommend you to write a separated letter to the VC:PD itself so they will start their review.

Have a nice day,
Council Emre Carnell
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Klaus on February 19, 2012, 12:59:40 am
*Klaus steps up to the witness stand

As can be seen by the evidence already put forth to the court, I can confirm that I was present during the situation at hand.

Invited to Morphine's tea party at his mansion in Vice Point, I was hanging around and having a good time, ya' know? Anyway, everything seemed fine until a police officer showed up, who I can now confirm to be Officer STALKER. I highly doubt he was invited to the party, as only one of the guests, deputy Chief Legend, knew of him on a personal level. Upon trespassing Morphine's property without his permission or any legal consent, he began to immediately badmouth Morphine, treating him with no respect at all; something that I would not expect from a police officer.

From what I heard, STALKER insisted that Morphine was a criminal, however could not put forth any proof of such accusation when asked to. Morphine was well aware of his rights, and had all the right to question the officer at hand. Legend stepped in and suggested Morphine to comply with the officer, however things just got worse. STALKER pulled out a shotgun and started throwing threats at Morphine, saying I quote "Surrender or you die, punk!".

This is when I decided to leave, as the moment the guns started getting waved around, the party died and most of the guests took off.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: ~Legend~ on February 19, 2012, 02:10:57 am
I would like to represent the Vice City Police Department, and give a statement on what I witnessed this evening.
Before I go into depth on the event, I wish to make clear, if possible, that the person in question (STALKER) is not an employee/operative of the VCPD, or any of its direct sub-divisions, within the general policing body. The only connection that currently ties the two parties would be that STALKER is an applicant for a position within the department.
Within the United States of Argonath, and the state of Vice City, his (unofficial) position would be ARPD Officer/Freelance Officer, though not a title in itself.



The plaintiff TLK.Morphine, I believe first arrived at his private residence earlier in the evening, with an associate.
Myself and others were nearby, a business proposal was to be discussed by an individual, though nothing more at the time.

Following this, others came into the general vicinity, and I did see that there was some disruption caused by some individuals - in the form of minor arguments, and essentially non-roleplay issues.
During this point 1/2 members of police (no official VCPD members) were around, though not necessarily within property grounds, but more involved in other situations.
There were a number of physical "offences" committed by members of the party, as well, towards others (though provoked) and it wasn't fully "open". None of the actions by Morphine or his associate(s) should be counted as a crime, as they were mostly disagreements, which could have been resolved through calm discussion.

The VCPD's FBI was operating in the area at that time, and I myself was present and saw a bulk of what took place.
I was not in uniform, so I did not expect anyone to notice my presence as a member of the police force.
At some point, Morphine did become wanted, and I believe it was due to "murdering a police officer". On what grounds is still unknown to me (Admins were present for any rulebreaking problems), but that would be the reason which gave STALKER, in this case to become directly involved with the plaintiff.

Much of what followed would be directly related to this case.
STALKER approached Morphine, and I believe some words were exchanged, followed by requests/orders to surrender. Tension grew, and no settlement could be made, and as far as I know there was little support towards the officer's cause, and the suspect, in this case refused to comply (as may have been understandable under the circumstances, should they become fully clear).
Weapons were drawn, as shown in the second and third images. I decided to get a look for myself at what was taking place.
In response to the officer's threat, as described within this case, Morphine and one of his associates made it clear that they were armed - although I am not fully sure if firearms played a part in any of the previous disruptions that evening - and the plaintiff's friend also aimed his weapon at the officer.

I intervened here as a member of the public, and thankfully both sides were able to reach an agreement at which point the firearms were holstered and remained so for most of the time afterwards.
I tried to communicate over police electronic systems to the officer present, but received no reply.
Morphine had decided to leave the event, and I thought it was time to try and bring things under control. I spoke to him as a member of the FBI, and asked whether he would come with me. Upon consent, I decided to take the main road north of the place, heading towards the tip of Vice Point/Prawn Island. Although there were minor issues during this, we did make it as far as the end of the road, but as we were coming up to the bridge, an unmarked car (fitted with sirens, belonging to the FBI, I assume) overtook us, and without warning collided with my vehicle, creating a potentially life threatening accident.

No one seemed visibly hurt, but the vehicle I was in would most likely have been written off following the accident.
Again, weapons were loaded, although this time I ordered the officer (STALKER) to step down, showing relevant identification for myself.

After this, I immediately took the plaintiff to a classified location, under the protection of the FBI.
We both spoke about the situation, the implications, and possible offences.

While the Vice City Police Department is not responsible for the actions of any freelance operatives, we take ourselves as being the official policing body, and carry out our work in that manner.
Therefore, due to what I perceived as a lack of professionalism and irrational behaviour on the behalf of the officer, I offered and immediately validated a state compensation (2a). I do not believe there was any other damage caused that was out of line, unlinked to reason.
The, then, suspect was given a signed document by myself to act as a somewhat bail until a final judgement could be passed, and the situation cleared.

STALKER was given an official warning by the VCPD as a result of a number of other actions, and which should hopefully address issues such as "rashness".
This can be viewed in 2b.

I personally do not wish to take legal action towards any individuals.
I am very much available for contact, if need be.



Appendum:

=> 2a
(http://oi43.tinypic.com/atqblu.jpg)

=> 2b
(http://oi44.tinypic.com/1zxrssw.jpg)

Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Morphine on February 19, 2012, 02:21:20 pm
Sorry to say but I still want my funds paid for what has nearly been the cause of my death. I demand a high price because I've been highly affected. If the defendant refuses to pay, it's his own loss.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Huntsman on February 19, 2012, 04:20:17 pm
Hello.

I'm VCPD Cadet Max Cipone.

As far as im concerned, you had a criminal record at the time this has happened, which could have confused the Applicant Stalker.
Can you please provide us with the explanation how did you get that criminal record?
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Morphine on February 19, 2012, 05:00:42 pm
/me stands up.

Officer Max,

How I got it or the fact that I even had it does not excuse the applicant STALKER from treating me like a regular citizen in the first place.

How I got it though is another question. There was another, quite more demented cop whose first name-tag letter "D" you can see in one of my above provided pictures. He/she/it had shot me to a fatally low HP rate and I pulled out a gun in self-defense to scare him away, which in the end initiated a hospital visit for him. Sadly I cannot provide evidence of this happening but then again, Klaus has been with me the whole time and he could defend my rights once again even now.

/me sits down again.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: ~Legend~ on February 19, 2012, 06:10:28 pm
As in the nature of the Vice City Police Department, we shall be taking a middle ground and if required, shall conduct full/further investigations regarding the plaintiff and defendant if not already done.

The police department would also like to reiterate that compensation was already sent to the plaintiff's bank account, and the officer in question (again, not a VCPD member) given punishment - publicly too.

I believe that, from seeing what took place, actual damage inflicted was minimal overall, taking into consideration the situation, and possible provocations. I am unsure if the officer at the time felt drastic actions were required in an attempt to control the situation.
As far as I know, any rulebreaking cannot be cause for an actual court matter, as it would be related to Argonath Administration.

From VCPD's earlier statement, the general criminal record can be viewed.


I do not know if anyone shall be representing the defendant directly in court.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Klaus on February 19, 2012, 06:33:51 pm
In response to the officer's threat, as described within this case, Morphine and one of his associates made it clear that they were armed - although I am not fully sure if firearms played a part in any of the previous disruptions that evening - and the plaintiff's friend also aimed his weapon at the officer.

*Klaus steps up

This is true, I drew my gun towards the officer. However, I would like to make it clear that it was Officer STALKER that drew his firearm first, and my actions were simply in self defense. As you can hear by the tape already put forth to the court earlier as evidence, I was unsure on the mental state of this officer, stating I quote "What the f**k? This officer is out of control!". I wasn't sure if he was going to take a shot at Morphine or any of the other guests! It was a pretty tense moment, that shotgun was loaded and he was ready to use it. Once Legend intervened, I holstered my gun.

If necessary to be put forward to the court, I have all legal documents demanding my right to carry a firearm for protection. My gun is a first issue .357 Magnum Colt Python Stainless Steel variant with 6" Barrel.

How I got it though is another question. There was another, quite more demented cop whose first name-tag letter "D" you can see in one of my above provided pictures. He/she/it had shot me to a fatally low HP rate and I pulled out a gun in self-defense to scare him away, which in the end initiated a hospital visit for him. Sadly I cannot provide evidence of this happening but then again, Klaus has been with me the whole time and he could defend my rights once again even now.
I can confirm this. As far as I know, it was another officer in uniform. I cannot give a name unfortunately however.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Huntsman on February 19, 2012, 06:34:59 pm
/me stands up.

Officer Max,

How I got it or the fact that I even had it does not excuse the applicant STALKER from treating me like a regular citizen in the first place.

How I got it though is another question. There was another, quite more demented cop whose first name-tag letter "D" you can see in one of my above provided pictures. He/she/it had shot me to a fatally low HP rate and I pulled out a gun in self-defense to scare him away, which in the end initiated a hospital visit for him. Sadly I cannot provide evidence of this happening but then again, Klaus has been with me the whole time and he could defend my rights once again even now.

/me sits down again.

/me nods and looks to Morphine again

Dear Plantiff Morphine,

Sir, don't you think it would have been easier if you have informed him that your wanted level was self defence and conflict like this could have been prevented? As for the poor attitude charges ,they might be valid, but at this case illegal tresspassing to your property isn't a valid charge, due to the fact that VCPD has the right to tresspass private property in order to detain a person with a criminal record. As from the evidence you provided i cannot really see that you would have tried to explain to him that it was self defence, and in the critical situation you could have even requested investigation, which every suspect has a right to. But therefor at this situation you did not request investigation, therefor STALKER's guiltyness might be questioned becase he could have not known that you're wanted for self defence.

/me sits down and awaits Morphine's response.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: STALKER41 on February 19, 2012, 09:09:52 pm
Guys,now I don't know any of these court stuff. The reason why I went like that in that day was because I thought that it should be the right way.We don't learn these stuff in school now do we?  :lol:
I admit my mistakes and will try to improve next time if I remember atleast. And...200k?  :conf:
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Kessu on February 19, 2012, 09:25:08 pm
Guys,now I don't know any of these court stuff. The reason why I went like that in that day was because I thought that it should be the right way.We don't learn these stuff in school now do we?  :lol:
I admit my mistakes and will try to improve next time if I remember atleast. And...200k?  :conf:
I sure did.

200k should be small amount of cash for 24/7 cop.

As what comes to case, one of the demands should be passed on, whether it be his removal from VCPD totally for sometime or $200.000,00.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Morphine on February 19, 2012, 09:28:48 pm
Might I remind you that I was provided with no document allowing the freelancer to enter my property? Not even an alert of coming in? Regardless of what the case is, normal officers tend to knock first before storming in. The inverse is done by SWAT. Since STALKER is not part of the SWAT forces, he had no right to break in to my property regardless of the case.


And STALKER, you thought it was right to act as an officer in the way you did yesterday, after being told over a trillion times by EVERYONE in VC:PD that acting in such a way is not what gives a good impression of what seems to be an officer?

Furthermore,

Quote
200k should be small amount of cash for 24/7 cop.

+1

Quote
one of the demands should be passed on, whether it be his removal from VCPD totally for sometime or $200.000,00.

Not totally for sometime, totally for all time.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: ~Legend~ on February 19, 2012, 11:42:23 pm
This is true, I drew my gun towards the officer. However, I would like to make it clear that it was Officer STALKER that drew his firearm first, and my actions were simply in self defense. As you can hear by the tape already put forth to the court earlier as evidence, I was unsure on the mental state of this officer, stating I quote "What the f**k? This officer is out of control!". I wasn't sure if he was going to take a shot at Morphine or any of the other guests! It was a pretty tense moment, that shotgun was loaded and he was ready to use it. Once Legend intervened, I holstered my gun.

I shall back this up.
Thankfully, no weapons were fired at this time.



From what I saw, the Officer acted in perhaps an impulse reaction, as the incidents were happening at a fairly quick pace, and police were aleady in that area - and did not face objection.
This may have been done so to prevent any further damage to other members of the public/officers/guests.

The party itself was taking place outside, in public view, though within the walls of the plaintiff.
 
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: STALKER41 on February 20, 2012, 12:13:14 pm
200k is a price which a poor guy would put.Unlike how brian did heavy damage at the EAF mansion,he payed 50k .
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: ~Legend~ on February 20, 2012, 01:27:07 pm
I'd advise you to be aware that any statement you make could potentially be used in this case against you.

Based on the minimal damage that was actually caused, compensation was already paid from the state, and the individual in question punished (and is continuing to be monitored/investigated).
An individual compensation may simply be out of spite.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Morphine on February 20, 2012, 01:52:37 pm
200k is a price which a troller would put.Unlike how brian did heavy damage at the EAF mansion,he payed 50k .

I was dead serious and dead conscious when I wrote that sum. I would've even sued you for a million and it wouldn't mean that I am trolling.

What others have paid is none of your business, this is the only case you have to be paying attention to now, dear retard sir.

Since the question of money is getting so tense though, I don't mind not being paid my money from STALKER if his rights as a police officer are permanently removed. I would not be the only one wanting this to happen and it would make Vice City a safer place.

Can you believe I'm writing this though? A place safe from a police officer?
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Huntsman on February 20, 2012, 02:06:02 pm
/me nods and looks to Morphine again

Dear Plantiff Morphine,

Sir, don't you think it would have been easier if you have informed him that your wanted level was self defence and conflict like this could have been prevented? As for the poor attitude charges ,they might be valid, but at this case illegal tresspassing to your property isn't a valid charge, due to the fact that VCPD has the right to tresspass private property in order to detain a person with a criminal record. As from the evidence you provided i cannot really see that you would have tried to explain to him that it was self defence, and in the critical situation you could have even requested investigation, which every suspect has a right to. But therefor at this situation you did not request investigation, therefor STALKER's guiltyness might be questioned becase he could have not known that you're wanted for self defence.

/me sits down and awaits Morphine's response.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Morphine on February 20, 2012, 06:29:51 pm
... why are you quoting a reply?
 
Why are you even here anymore? You asked me yesterday why I take this serious and yet you supported me here. You need to sort out your priorities, mate.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Kessu on February 20, 2012, 08:21:06 pm
200k is a price which a troller would put.Unlike how brian did heavy damage at the EAF mansion,he payed 50k .
Pretty much nailed his own coffin.

Disrespective attitude towards citizen continue even in court and today against a meber of Downtown Cougars, but that's another case.

Either the money or losing cop rights should be done ASAP to teach a lesson to this reckless, untrained, disrespectful "officer".
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Emre on February 20, 2012, 09:29:08 pm
Alright now let the counterproductive discussions come to an end.
Regarding the demands : Currently under review. This does not mean that we desperately try to lower them as well as it does not mean that we entirely support this. We will come to a fair conclusion.
Stalker, the term troller(isn't it troll either way?) was quite unncessary. Aside from this, it is useless to mention other cases and their consequences.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: STALKER41 on February 21, 2012, 04:33:01 pm
Fixed
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Morphine on February 21, 2012, 06:38:53 pm
As a matter of fact, I'm not poor. I want to make you feel poor for making me feel bad.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Emre on February 21, 2012, 07:30:40 pm
It seems the majority of the defendants suspect the complainants to demand a high sum because of greed or the desperate need. In polite defense for everyone that's totally wrong. It is basically about the principle and/or to convey how the person felt. If the defendant has the feeling that certain demands are too much, he/she should of thought about that before committing something wrong. However there are occasions where it really is about the money only (quite unlikely to happen).
If anyone feels like mentioning something productive to this case, just say it.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: STALKER41 on February 27, 2012, 11:09:16 am
Iam already tired of this.I'll give you 200k ffs.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Emre on February 27, 2012, 03:37:53 pm
Calm your manners ...
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: STALKER41 on February 27, 2012, 08:46:08 pm
Calm your manners ...
...What.
Anyways w/e
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Morphine on March 05, 2012, 03:42:03 pm
This year maybe?
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Leonardo on March 18, 2012, 11:03:53 pm
If the defendant has agreed to pay $200,000 and has done so, this case will be closed. Please put your final inputs.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Morphine on March 29, 2012, 10:29:35 am
Still hasn't sent me anything but that's okay, I can wait.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Leonardo on April 14, 2012, 03:07:44 am
The defendant has officially five days to pay the demanded ammount by the state to the plantiff or a arrest warrant will be issued directly from the court and also, the suggestion that the plantiff loses a few of his civil rights, such as his acceptance in the VCPD academy will also be suggested to be re-considered if still not paid.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Morphine on April 14, 2012, 08:57:20 am
He has paid me about 2 weeks ago, sorry for not updating this.
Title: Re: Lawsuit against freelance officer STALKER
Post by: Leonardo on April 14, 2012, 03:44:03 pm
He has paid me about 2 weeks ago, sorry for not updating this.

Noted. Case closed, locked.
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