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Cleveland bills Tamir Rice's family for ambulance ride after cop shot him -- (link)

Posted by Beaker (aka anniebecca) Feb 11 '16, 08:09

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http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/11/us/tamir-rice-shooting/index.html (www.cnn.com)

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This is almost as good as the Chicago cop who is suing the family of a kid he shot for emotional distress. -- (link) - pmb Feb 11, 08:19
for a moment, I thought the Bills had moved to Ohio -- nm - zork Feb 11, 08:16
What fucking bonehead allowed that to happen? - ty97 Feb 11, 08:11 11
- I have a theory, and it involves Janice in Accounting.... -- nm - prayformojo Feb 11, 08:13 3
  - that b!tch. -- nm - Diva Feb 11, 08:25
  - it could be bunnies? -- nm* - Truman Feb 11, 08:13 1
    - (or maybe midgets) -- nm - Ender Feb 11, 08:19
- To be fair, the police union is also going, WTF? - Will Hunting Feb 11, 08:12 6
  - I expect (hope) everyone except the idiot who sent the bill is asking WTF right now. - ty97 Feb 11, 08:12 5
    - my guess (hope) is, they didn't even know. Just came up as an ambulance ride and was billed automatically. -- nm - Beaker Feb 11, 08:21 4
      - Even then, how does no on think "we need to override the process before that happens!" -- nm - ty97 Feb 11, 08:27 3
        
        Because there's no one responsible for doing that. The process is to get everything out as efficiently as possible, not think about things. -- nm - Roger More Feb 11, 08:59 1
        
        not even that, most municipalities wouldn't have the manpower to review every invoice, just done automatically with a high level analytical review for - Beaker Feb 11, 09:01
        
        city workers? - Epiphany Feb 11, 08:44

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