Florida Legislature stalls on approving $30.8 million payout fo...

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On a March evening more than a decade ago, Eric Brody's life changed forever. A Broward County Click here for restaurant inspection reports sheriff's deputy, speeding to make roll call at the police station, slammed into then 18-year-old Brody, a college-bound Sunrise senior.

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doorworker

Since: Jun 08

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"..."My heart goes out to Mr. Brody," said Rep. Kevin Ambler, R-Tampa. "By the same token, there are huge public policy implications behind what we're doing." If the sheriff's office is forced to pay, there could be a "devastating impact to public safety," Ambler added..."

Well who needs or wants the gristly, beef jerky heart of a wingnut in the first place?

And what public safety implications is this professional hypocrite and 'responsibility' finger-wagger talking about? Police will now be dis-incented to kill or maim people negligently? And insurance costs will rise when they do that anyway?

DannyG

Tallahassee, FL

The insurance company refused to pay the injured man for years. Why? To hold onto its money. The company gambled, the company lost. The bill should pass and the insurance company should pay.

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