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You break it you fix it. What a load of shit.

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>Carlos Pena had served the people of North Hollywood for thirty years, designing signs, banners, and clothes for grateful customers across the neighborhood. But on August 3, 2022, his humble print shop was decimated by a bombardment of grenades that tore through his walls, windows and ceilings. The father-of-two had been caught in the middle of a police pursuit of a dangerous fugitive, who had barricaded himself in Pena's store.

You break it you fix it. What a load of shit. Archive: https://archive.today/UoqnU From the post: >>Carlos Pena had served the people of North Hollywood for thirty years, designing signs, banners, and clothes for grateful customers across the neighborhood. But on August 3, 2022, his humble print shop was decimated by a bombardment of grenades that tore through his walls, windows and ceilings. The father-of-two had been caught in the middle of a police pursuit of a dangerous fugitive, who had barricaded himself in Pena's store.

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Suspect should be on the hook for damages, but even if they survive those fucks will obviously never cover the debt. So then it would secondly fall on the involved law agency (taxpayers) as the benefit of a dangerous person apprehended is shared among the community.

Ideally this also encourages less destructive methods of apprehension as the taxpayers will naturally vote out city officials otherwise.

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No. The government should.

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You turned red

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She is White yet speaks in ebonics and has a mixed race son with no husband (shocker). I would say her toll is paid.

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Multiple cases have prevailed requiring police to pay for costs due to 5th amendment's takings clause.