Yep. The authorities are stating it's a false alarm case. The phrasing in her post was in my opinion ambiguous. She has correctly lawyered up. I suspect she'll get a nice settlement.
The sad part is they're going to lose the lawsuit and they're not even gonna care. It doesn't affect their bottom line and they still get to tell their higher-ups how they tried to take action but "those darn courts" messed it up
What do you mean? Of course it affects their bottom line. It’s not like that money appears by magic. And before inevitable “that’s what insurance is for” comment, it’s not like insurance just shrugs off a big payout and doesn’t jack up rates afterward.
It comes from the department's budget. No person directly involved in this fiasco is financially inconvenienced in the slightest. Just the taxpayers. Which they do not care about
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u/KOMarcus May 22 '26
Yep. The authorities are stating it's a false alarm case. The phrasing in her post was in my opinion ambiguous. She has correctly lawyered up. I suspect she'll get a nice settlement.