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  September 8, 2012 at 12:39am

  In related news, the FFRF has filed a lawsuit against the school district because students were taken to a church after the incident.

• Calif. Police Respond to Woman’s 911 Call…And Then Accidentally Shoot Her

  August 22, 2012 at 1:26am

  Let me get this straight: she calls the cops because there’s a prowler in her back yard, AND THEN thinks it’s a good idea to go back there, where the prowler and armed cops are? What a flaming idiot.

• Gov’t Compliance Officer Seemingly Breaks Into Woman’s Home to Yell at Her Over the Length of Her Lawn

  August 22, 2012 at 1:23am

  In reply to ConConInCon.

  Actually, there are many communities in America that have rules like this. High lawns decrease the value of surrounding properties, harbor vermin and look nasty to neighbors who have to view it every day.

• Gov’t Compliance Officer Seemingly Breaks Into Woman’s Home to Yell at Her Over the Length of Her Lawn

  August 22, 2012 at 1:21am

  WAIT … she can afford a home security system, but cannot afford to cut her d**n lawn? Only in America.

• This Video of an Officer Slamming a Drunk Woman Led to Him Being Fired, Charged With Battery

  August 22, 2012 at 1:13am

  There are laws that provide a harsher penalty for resisting arrest and striking a police officer … seems to me that, due to numerous civil rights violations, states need to push for harsher penalties for police officers who illegally strike (or threaten to strike) citizens. Maybe if officers knew they were facing more than the pittance this POS received as “punishment,” they would think twice.

• United Airlines Under Fire for ‘Losing’ Unaccompanied Minor in Chicago, Stonewalling Parents Efforts to Find Her

  August 15, 2012 at 1:10am

  In reply to ConservaTEA.

  You’ve obviously never had a child who had to travel by air before. The parents PAY EXTRA for the airline to watch the child … on the plane, between planes and off the plane until picked up by the designated party. The airline is entirely at fault here. I’m amazed you’d imply otherwise.

• B.S. of A.’s Matt Fisher Details Insurance Nightmare: ‘The Guy Who Killed My Sister Was Defended By Progressive’s Legal Team’

  August 15, 2012 at 12:59am

  In reply to AnGFern.

  I agree 100%.

• B.S. of A.’s Matt Fisher Details Insurance Nightmare: ‘The Guy Who Killed My Sister Was Defended By Progressive’s Legal Team’

  August 15, 2012 at 12:56am

  In reply to jimmycrackcorn.

  I think you’re correct. Obviously, Progressive had doubts as to its insured’s possible role in this accident. It would have been financially irresponsible to pay the claim without resolving this issue. In this case, the insurer did what any other insurer would have done. It’s NOT about avoiding liability, it’s about ensuring it is truly liable under the terms of the policy.

• B.S. of A.’s Matt Fisher Details Insurance Nightmare: ‘The Guy Who Killed My Sister Was Defended By Progressive’s Legal Team’

  August 15, 2012 at 12:52am

  In reply to MagnumOpus.

  And as an attorney, you should recognize the need to be impartial until you receive ALL information. Do you have a copy of the accident report? Have you read Progressive’s rationale for its uncertainty as to whether or not its insured was completely without fault? No? Well then, isn’t it a bit too soon to be lecturing us on the need for tort reform, etc?

• B.S. of A.’s Matt Fisher Details Insurance Nightmare: ‘The Guy Who Killed My Sister Was Defended By Progressive’s Legal Team’

  August 15, 2012 at 12:44am

  Blaze editors, you need to have an attorney advise you before you take sides like this. Although on its surface it sounds terrible, I can see why Progressive and the Courts had to do it this way. Progressive was not fully convinced its insured wasn’t completely without fault. Therefore, it had an interest in ensuring the jury is adequately informed of the details Progressive felt were questionable. The jury heard these details and decided in the family’s favor. This is how our judiciary system works.

  And NO, I don’t work for Progressive.