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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: Delmar on September 20, 2015, 11:35:38 AM
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Sun Sep 20, 2015, 11:36 AM
sketchy (359 posts)
Legal Schnauzer blogger Roger Shuler and wife unlawfully evicted again and wife injured
link:
http://www.legalschnauzer.blogspot.com/2015/09/my-wife-is-recovering-from-surgery-on.html
From the blog post dated Sept. 17:
My wife is recovering from surgery on the arm Missouri deputies broke during violent "eviction"
My wife, Carol, had surgery yesterday on the arm that Missouri sheriff deputies broke during an unlawful "eviction" that appeared to be more like an orchestrated assault.
A trauma surgeon said the procedure went well, and he expects a full recovery. Carol's caregivers said she will need regular physical therapy, and her recovery probably will take at least two to three months.
The surgeon described Carol's injury as a broken elbow. He said a number of implants (screws, etc.) were needed to piece the bone back together. It looks like Carol will be in the hospital at least one more night.
My computer access is limited, but I will try to keep readers updated on Carol's condition and the events that led to her injury. Jim Arnott, the sheriff of Greene County, Missouri, was at the scene of the "eviction" and watched from a few feet away as his deputies assaulted Carol--doing nothing to intervene except pointing a finger and indicating Carol had "assaulted a police officer."
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I wanted to make sure DU knows about the disgraceful treatment of Roger Shuler and his wife going on in Alabama! (Roger is DU member laserhaas.)
http://www.democraticunderground.com/10027187298
This might only be a warning, Romney could have given her cancer but let her off easy by only having his paid goons break her arm.
Response to sketchy (Original post)Sun Sep 20, 2015, 11:51 AM
Star Member ScreamingMeemie (66,541 posts)
1. This is awful...
All my best to laserhaas and his wife.
Response to sketchy (Original post)Sun Sep 20, 2015, 11:59 AM
catrose (1,527 posts)
2. I thought this had to be a repeat because I'd read it months ago
But THAT happened in Alabama. WTF? My heart breaks for them and the country.
You can run but you can't hide from rMoney. He will find you.
Response to sketchy (Original post)Sun Sep 20, 2015, 11:59 AM
riderinthestorm (19,243 posts)
3. Sending healing vibes to laserhass' wife Carol
I am so so sorry this happened
Response to sketchy (Original post)Sun Sep 20, 2015, 12:04 PM
Star Member Scuba (47,253 posts)
4. Shame on those cops. Hang in there laserhaas, and Mrs. Shuler.
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Well, at least he has a lawyer to sue the police..... :-) :-)
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BWAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! gasp BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :-) :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
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Oh god I passed out for a few minutes where was I? Oh yea BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Best Sunday ever! :rofl:
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Let me guess ...
*Shuler & laserWife didn't pay their rent or mortgage payment;
*Shuler & laserWife got an eviction notice, challenged it and lost;
*Shuler & laserWife refused to move, so the sheriff came to remove them;
*Shuler's laserWife resisted, tripped while on concrete or asphalt and landed on her elbow, breaking bones.
If my guesses are more or less correct, Shuler & laserWife were in the wrong, and had multiple opportunities to prevent laserWife's injury (unknowingly, of course). BTW, unless laserWife suffered a compound fracture or is otherwise in poor health, I think his claim that she will stay in the hospital overnight is dubious. I say this based on a family member having recently fractured an ankle, requiring surgery to install a plate and screws to hold the bone in place as it healed. It was an outpatient surgery, with no hospital stay. OTOH, two months of PT is probably on the high end of realistic.
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"sketchy" has "limited computer access".
And what access he has is eaten up in large part from internet porn.
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https://www.courts.mo.gov/casenet/cases/nameSearch.do
Search for the name "Robert Shuler"
Greene County is 31st Judicial District.
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Man, laserhaas must be overwhelmed by stress.
Maybe he should eat something.
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Man, laserhaas must be overwhelmed by stress.
Maybe he should eat something.
You're just a H5 machine. :rotf: :hammer: :tongue:
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Man, laserhaas must be overwhelmed by stress.
Maybe he should eat something.
Yeah.
comment 2968:
http://conservativecave.com/index.php?topic=81827.2950
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Man, laserhaas must be overwhelmed by stress.
Maybe he should eat something.
A bag of dicks, perhaps? :whistling:
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???
(http://res.cloudinary.com/govtslaves-info/image/upload/c_scale,w_600/v1386744125/RogerShulerMugShot_ocxnmi.jpg)
DUmmy is wrong, that's not laserhaas
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???
(http://res.cloudinary.com/govtslaves-info/image/upload/c_scale,w_600/v1386744125/RogerShulerMugShot_ocxnmi.jpg)
DUmmy is wrong, that's not laserhaas
In that case I take back everything I said about this admirable, stalwart looking gentleman.
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DUmmy is wrong, that's not laserhaas.
As usual, Tess is correct.
But it likely is a primitive. Wonder which one it is?
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Hope he signed up for that democrat health insurance.
He'll only have to pay the first $6,600, plus 40% of the remaining total.
Shouldn't cost much more than a coon bite.
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A bag of dicks, perhaps? :whistling:
:thatsright: But of course.
Ì believe a large bag is in order.
Salt? Pepper? Ketchup? Picante?
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Can't pay the rent? I guess professional gambling doesn't pay like it used to.
Sucks to be a DUmmy.
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Can't pay the rent? I guess professional gambling doesn't pay like it used to.
Sucks to be a DUmmy.
Gambling is a net negative to the economy.
Every dollar gained is reduced by the vig after being lost by someone else.
It's worse than a zero sum gain.
So libs who are in favor of gambling are hypocrites to the idea that economic exchanges should be fair to all involved with no winners and no losers.
Capitalism which is a huge sum gain, and allows all who participate to be winners is eschewed by libs.
Go figure.
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You're just a H5 machine. :rotf: :hammer: :tongue:
I thank DU for the ample material.
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Sun Sep 20, 2015, 11:36 AM
sketchy (359 posts)
Legal Schnauzer blogger Roger Shuler and wife unlawfully evicted again and wife injured
link:
http://www.legalschnauzer.blogspot.com/2015/09/my-wife-is-recovering-from-surgery-on.html
From the blog post dated Sept. 17:
My wife is recovering from surgery on the arm Missouri deputies broke during violent "eviction"
My wife, Carol, had surgery yesterday on the arm that Missouri sheriff deputies broke during an unlawful "eviction" that appeared to be more like an orchestrated assault.
A trauma surgeon said the procedure went well, and he expects a full recovery. Carol's caregivers said she will need regular physical therapy, and her recovery probably will take at least two to three months.
The surgeon described Carol's injury as a broken elbow. He said a number of implants (screws, etc.) were needed to piece the bone back together. It looks like Carol will be in the hospital at least one more night.
My computer access is limited, but I will try to keep readers updated on Carol's condition and the events that led to her injury. Jim Arnott, the sheriff of Greene County, Missouri, was at the scene of the "eviction" and watched from a few feet away as his deputies assaulted Carol--doing nothing to intervene except pointing a finger and indicating Carol had "assaulted a police officer."
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I wanted to make sure DU knows about the disgraceful treatment of Roger Shuler and his wife going on in Alabama! (Roger is DU member laserhaas.)
Why are a Missouri sheriff and his deputies executing an eviction order in Alabama?
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Why are a Missouri sheriff and his deputies executing an eviction order in Alabama?
I'm thinking that the OP was discussing one topic...the eviction in Missouri...and at the tail end..and with some piss poor writing...decided to give a shout out to laserhass...who by the way...is going through a similar problem with the legal system in Alabama.
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You gotta read part of the blog to get the answers.
The blogger, Roger Shuler (whoever he is), lived in and blogs about politics in Alabama, specifically how he dislikes Republicans there.
He was living in some apartment in Missouri for a year having moved there from Birmingham where he had lived for quite a while. He was originally from Missouri and returned for some reason I have yet to confirm, but I think it had to do with his mother. Best I can gather it's some type of family dispute because the one who helped get him served for eviction was his own brother.
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Played stupid game, won stupid prize.
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Played stupid game, won stupid prize.
And he will continue to play stupid game. :whistling:
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24th post bump
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Lee-Lee (2,262 posts)
17. I actually went and looked on the MO Courts page
And it shows that an eviction notice was issued by the courts and served.
If the courts issue the eviction notice, then the deputies have to serve it. If the courts erred in that, it's between his lawyers and the courts.
It looks like a notice to vacate was issued on the 28th, and a judgement against him for back and current rent owed issued on the 31st. I don't know how long after a judgment to vacate one must be out of the premises in MO but in most places it it 2 weeks- and it looks like they waited the entire 2 weeks before filing an appeal- and that the eviction happened on the next day probably before the eviction notice could be recalled (if it was supposed to be) because they waited till the very last moment to file.
Waiting to the last moment to file an appeal after you've had the courts rule against you is typical rent freeloader behavior to try and get another 30 days or so under the roof rent free.
I know people try and play amateur lawyer and keep filing papers to try and postpone eviction so they get to stay in a place longer without paying rent, I saw that all the time as a deputy, but when your dealing with a company that owns a lot of property and has lawyers that do evictions a lot they usually know how the game is played better than the amateurs- so if your the defendant in an eviction case that's past the initial hearing you shouldn't be at all surprised when they show up at your door- and should in fact be prepared for it. Stall tactics only buy so much time if any.
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Holy crap! Comment #2968 from the super secret section! :panic:
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It's beyond amazing that these people can survive in society, much less claim to be the smartest people on the planet! After reading DU I am convinced that we need some sort of test before people can be allowed to vote.
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Lee-Lee (2,262 posts)
17. I actually went and looked on the MO Courts page
And it shows that an eviction notice was issued by the courts and served.
If the courts issue the eviction notice, then the deputies have to serve it. If the courts erred in that, it's between his lawyers and the courts.
It looks like a notice to vacate was issued on the 28th, and a judgement against him for back and current rent owed issued on the 31st. I don't know how long after a judgment to vacate one must be out of the premises in MO but in most places it it 2 weeks- and it looks like they waited the entire 2 weeks before filing an appeal- and that the eviction happened on the next day probably before the eviction notice could be recalled (if it was supposed to be) because they waited till the very last moment to file.
Waiting to the last moment to file an appeal after you've had the courts rule against you is typical rent freeloader behavior to try and get another 30 days or so under the roof rent free.
I know people try and play amateur lawyer and keep filing papers to try and postpone eviction so they get to stay in a place longer without paying rent, I saw that all the time as a deputy, but when your dealing with a company that owns a lot of property and has lawyers that do evictions a lot they usually know how the game is played better than the amateurs- so if your the defendant in an eviction case that's past the initial hearing you shouldn't be at all surprised when they show up at your door- and should in fact be prepared for it. Stall tactics only buy so much time if any.
In jurisdictions that are more or less hostile to landlords, the laws have been jiggered to enable this kind of eviction-dodging free-loading.
true :bouncy: time ... we once had a young family move into the apartment upstairs from us. They ended up staying there for 6 or more months by paying first/last months' rent and then dodging eviction for several months. Our novice landlord learned - after the fact - that this was their lifestyle, and they had done the cycle multiple times.
There are cities in CA that are so hostile to landlords that I wouldn't think of being a landlord, no matter how rich I might be.
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Holy crap! Comment #2968 from the super secret section!
He's so huge his head looks photoshopped.