The minnesota officer did not even receive a quote after having crashed into a Toyota Rav4
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- A Minnesota soldier caused an accident but made no posts or consequences for the accident.
- In fact, the state claims that the officer has immunity, leaving the victim with the bill of reparation.
- This incident is part of a disturbing scheme of officers avoiding accident responsibility.
The police should be the most reliable drivers on the road. After all, they are responsible for enforcing the rules, and sometimes they have permission to break them in the name of duty, supposedly with training to manage these situations safely.
But, as with everyone, officers are only after humans after all – and humans make mistakes. For a Minnesota resident, these errors came with a high price: his total car and his amount of medical invoices, without anyone being responsible.
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Jamie Krueger was just moving on the road behind a soldier in the state of Minnesota. Then the officer left in the shoulder without activating his lights or sirens. As Krueger approached and began to pass, the soldier tried a U-turn and struck the passenger side of the Toyota Toyota Rav4 of Krueger. Her daughter gained weight.
The immunity of the law, but no responsibility
The two police officers immediately admitted their fault. The accident report even said that the soldier who was driving carried out an inappropriate turn / merger. Despite this, the state says that the officer is covered by immunity and that he will therefore not make a whole Krueger.
“I saw two cops out of the car. I said to myself:” Oh my God, what’s going on here? “” Said Krueger Kstp. “I had the impression that the twilight zone was taking place.”
While Kreuger and his daughter were finally acceptable after the accident, his SUV was struck off as a total loss, and he came out of $ 1,000 for the franchise. What is even wilder is perhaps that the soldier has received no quote.
“I’m not looking for a lottery ticket here. I’m looking for responsibility. I’m looking for the right thing to do,” said Kreuger.
Already seen in Cincinnati
Unfortunately, this is not even the first time that we have been covering such a situation this month. Earlier this year, Cincinnati police fell into an innocent motorist and then left it with the repair bill. Once again, the officers admitted that they were at fault and finally said that they were not responsible.
It is discouraging, really, to see the people and the very agencies who are supposed to respect the law actively turn away from their responsibility when it is time for them to respond to their actions.
