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...they don't get paid to help you clean up afterwards. Could you litigate to recover the costs and repair any damage done? Is there case law around what is a
by rkagerer 10mo ago
...they don't get paid to help you clean up afterwards.
Could you litigate to recover the costs and repair any damage done? Is there case law around what is a reasonable level of dishevelment?
- jandrese 10mo agoYou can file a civil suit against the police department, but results are far from certain. Unless it was a case of the cops raiding the wrong home entirely and you managed to make the news the success rate is not great.
- pcaharrier 10mo agoAnd even then . . . https://ij.org/if-you-break-it-you-buy-it-unless-youre-the-police/ https://ij.org/if-you-break-it-you-buy-it-unless-youre-the-p...
- quickthrowman 10mo agoUnlikely. Similarly, if the fire department has to use an axe to chop your door open to respond to a fire call, it’s your responsibility to replace the door.
- pcaharrier 10mo agoLet's call it "extremely difficult" - https://ij.org/if-you-break-it-you-buy-it-unless-youre-the-police/ https://ij.org/if-you-break-it-you-buy-it-unless-youre-the-p...