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Can Kyle Rottenhouse (Original Post)
gopiscrap
Nov 2021
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LenaBaby61
(6,974 posts)1. Yes, I believe he can be sued.
I think the families are already suing the police who allowed Rottenhouse to go running and murdering with a weapon of death and murder.
Scottie Mom
(5,812 posts)2. IMO, yes.
Look up George Gwaltnery, CHP officer, Barstow, CA.
Acquitted of murder charges in state court, tried in federal ct -- central district of CA -- convicted and died in federal prison.
Highway Patrol officer George Michael Gwaltney, twice acquitted of raping and murdering a young woman following a traffic stop in the desert, was convicted on a federal charge of violating her civil rights. Gwaltney, whose two San Bernardino County murder trials ended with hung juries, was sent to the federal prison on Terminal Island after a jury that deliberated less than two days returned its verdict Thursday afternoon. It was Gwaltneys first incarceration since he spent 16 days in jail when he was first arrested, three days after the Jan. 11, 1982, murder of Robin L. Bishop, 23, an aspiring actress from Las Vegas, Nev. He is the only CHP officer ever accused of committing murder while on duty. Gwaltney showed no emotion as the jury foreman read the verdict but his mother and his wife, Marilyn, began crying. His brother, Steve, who is a CHP officer, had no comment on the jurys decision. The defendants mother, asked by a reporter for comment, replied, Drop dead.
https://cdnc.ucr.edu/?a=d&d=DS19840511.2.20&e=-------en--20--1--txt-txIN--------1
Celerity
(43,416 posts)3. the lawyers on MSNBC all have said this is highly unlikely
grumpyduck
(6,240 posts)4. It's good he can be sued.
Even if he wins that civil case too, the prick and his mon will have to go thru the whole trial process again (which is an ordeal in itself) and hopefully have to pay the lawyers a shitload of money.
Meanwhile the judge (what's his name again?) can go fuck himself on a telephone pole.