The easiest $30k this guy ever made

[u/New_Libran]

On October 26, 2022, the judge ruled that Walden's contact with Land should have ended when it became clear that Land was not sleeping in the park or in need of assistance, and that the city was not responsible for Walden's actions.

On November 22, 2022, the city settled the lawsuit for $30,000.

[u/Chillkill710]

Until these settlements are funded SOLELY by the cops pensions nothing will change. They fuck up, tax payer gets the bill. Fuckers.

[u/Plenty_Trick_6042 → u/Chillkill710]

Nope. Make each individual cop, individually liable for the dumb shit they do.

They aren't plumbers who are trying to unclog a shitter and are allowed to make an "Oopsie". They are carrying lethal firearms and can easily ruin or straight up end someone's life.

That cop should've fucked off the second he didn't wake the guy up. If he suspected he was up to no good he should've taken the initiative to phone his supervisor and confirm that what he was going to do was actually OK.

If he had to pay that 30k out of his own money he'd have done that.

And if the walking sacks of bacon who are shooting people left, right and sideways actually got put in jails with the general population you'd miraculously see a complete cessation of their weirdo nazi behavior.

"Hurr durr but we MUST be able to shoot at newborns who look at us blackishly or society will descend into anarchy!"

Disgusting

[u/Young_Bonesy → u/Plenty_Trick_6042]

They should be required to hold individual insurance that would cover these sorts of scenarios. If they fuck up bad, premium goes up. Eventually, its to costly to maintain and you are forced out as the insurance is a requirement. The system would massively incentivize these sorts of cops to have a second thought about what they are doing because then their money and career could actually be on the line.

[u/black_dragonfly13 → u/Young_Bonesy]

They don't deserve "fuck up" insurance. Make them pay the settlement out of their OWN pocket