Drive by shooting in Brookside

[Hammock Parties]

Jesus. Now even the nice neighborhoods are getting shot up.

This town needs an enema!

http://www.kansascity.com/news/local...180768716.html

A man in his late 30s was sitting on his front porch in Brookside on Wednesday morning when he was shot to death, Kansas City police said.

Just after 8 a.m. police were summoned to the 200 block of West 66th Terrace, which is just east of Brookside and Wornall roads, on a shooting.

“It appears that our victim was sitting on his front porch of his residence when he was shot. The victim’s spouse heard something and came out and discovered her spouse on the ground,” said police spokeswoman Sgt. Kari Thompson.

Investigators are searching the area but have very limited suspect information. The shooting is not believed to have been random.

Police said they were looking for a white 1997 Chevrolet van with Missouri license 6FA 453. Anyone who sees the van is asked to call 911. Police warned people not to approach the van if they see it.

Police are speaking with the victim’s spouse to determine what happened. A car was heard speeding away immediately after the shooting. Investigators are also trying to determine if the victim had just walked his children to school prior to the shooting.

Police are canvassing the neighborhood.

“We’re hoping to get to the bottom of this and solve this case as we hope to solve every case,” Thompson said. “We need help. We can’t solve this alone.”

The death one of three homicides reported in Kansas City in the past 24 hours.

[cooper barrett]

want to bet the over/ under? ROTHLMFAO

[cooper barrett]

Jungerman's family trust can't be touched but it could pay to defend him. The trust that benifits me will protect both me and the trust it'self in legal actions. My ex wife found that out the long way as she was blind sided when the trust appeared for me in the divorce... took 2 1/2 years my legal costs were $853, hers; $18,600 15 years ago.

I think it's CS lawyers myself.....sorry but it's true. Nobody want's Saul Goodman's name on the door in KC.

Nobody's going to touch Jungerman until Pickert's murder is solved. That may be good for Jungerman's appeal.

[cooper barrett]

I guess tidbits of Jungerman's Alzheimers are stating to appear...

Jungerman's van found at Leo Wynne who just happens to be an employee of Jungerman's...

I said right up front that an employee, a dependent employee of Jungerman's may be just that guy...

it's going to get interesting...

Jungerman was shown at Wal-mart keying a Lexus because he didn't like how it was parked.

I think when they test his brain some of it is not there, just gray matter...

[cooper barrett]

All told, the settlement amounts total $19,732,125 to the Schwab family. The breakdown among the four parties is as follows:


▪ $14 million from SVV 1 and KC Water Park, two companies associated with Texas-based water park company Schlitterbahn.

▪ $5 million from Henry & Sons Construction, the general contractor on the 17-story ride that broke records for the height of a water slide.

▪ $500,000 from Zebec of North America, which manufactured the raft that carried up to three riders down the slide.

▪ $232,125 from National Aquatics Safety Co. and its founder, John Hunsucker, which consulted on Verrückt.

Originally Posted by JohnnyV13

i'm too far removed from legal practice as well as Missouri and Kansas to pay attention to those punitive damages rules.

I work for startups. Pretty much the only area of law I really know these days is health care fraud and abuse, and the regs that apply to health care IT firms.

However, the rule in Kansas used to be that wrongful death of a child was capped at 100k unless you could show that the child had greater economic value (such as they were a child actor). Do you think such a result would be fair with the Schlitterbahn case?

[mikeyis4dcats.]

so no updates on this?

[cooper barrett]

Originally Posted by mikeyis4dcats.

so no updates on this?

I started on on the PD and the media


http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=311443

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Originally Posted by cooper barrett

All told, the settlement amounts total $19,732,125 to the Schwab family. The breakdown among the four parties is as follows:


▪ $14 million from SVV 1 and KC Water Park, two companies associated with Texas-based water park company Schlitterbahn.

▪ $5 million from Henry & Sons Construction, the general contractor on the 17-story ride that broke records for the height of a water slide.

▪ $500,000 from Zebec of North America, which manufactured the raft that carried up to three riders down the slide.

▪ $232,125 from National Aquatics Safety Co. and its founder, John Hunsucker, which consulted on Verrückt.

Weirdo

[DaveNull]

Well they charged someone in this case and you'll never guess who did it.