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Man acquitted of killing officer suing police

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Man acquitted of killing officer suing police


Law & Order | 206778 hits | Dec 01 8:25 am | Posted by: WDHIII
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Basil Parasiris has filed a $1.5-million lawsuit claiming damages against both Laval police and Quebec justice officials.

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  1. by avatar uwish
    Mon Dec 01, 2008 5:08 pm
    I would sue them to, they fucked it up royally. I don't care they are police, they are not special nor above the law.

  2. by avatar Heavy_Metal
    Mon Dec 01, 2008 11:58 pm
    no no fuck that, this piece of shit killed that police officer in cold blood. This scumbag should rot in jail.

    http://www.canada.com/montrealgazette/n ... =61876&p=2

    fuck only in Canada can you confess to killing a police officer, get acquitted, and then be able to turn around and sue the department....sad fucking day...

  3. by avatar uwish
    Tue Dec 02, 2008 12:38 am
    so you support illegal raids? you support no knock warrants? I am NOT agreeing with the way this guy lived his life but I do support the decision by the courts.

    It was self defence and the police screwed the pooch, big time.

  4. by avatar Heavy_Metal
    Tue Dec 02, 2008 4:54 am
    this was not an illegal raid the police obtained all appropriate warrants to enter the residence. Your damn right i support no knock warrants....you knock, you are inviting the scumbag to arm himself.

    if you agree with the decision you are as dense as those idiot fucking jurors, it can't be self defense...HE FIRED FIRST, were not in Texas. It should have been argued that he had premeditated the murder by having that firearm within reach when the police entered his house. It is a black day in Canada when a scumbag drug dealer can kill a PEACE OFFICER and then sue the department. sad sad sad..... :x

  5. by avatar Lavics
    Tue Dec 02, 2008 4:23 pm
    "Heavy_Metal" said
    this was not an illegal raid the police obtained all appropriate warrants to enter the residence. Your damn right i support no knock warrants....you knock, you are inviting the scumbag to arm himself.

    if you agree with the decision you are as dense as those idiot fucking jurors, it can't be self defense...HE FIRED FIRST, were not in Texas. It should have been argued that he had premeditated the murder by having that firearm within reach when the police entered his house. It is a black day in Canada when a scumbag drug dealer can kill a PEACE OFFICER and then sue the department. sad sad sad..... :x


    100% with you on this. As for uwish. Since you dont have any damn knowledge or experience in "raids" I`d suggest to shut it. Your just making yourself look like a complete idiot. :wink:



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  • Heavy_Metal Mon Dec 01, 2008 4:01 pm
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