Who did I shot: the sheriff or the deputy?
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Bob Marley shot the sheriff, but he did not shoot the deputy! But it has been done by others including Eric Clapton.
195375
the sheriff's dept of that county should be able to help you
507625
I was out walking in my neighborhood when I came across a kid who was 1 grade ahead of me. he had what looked like a pellet gun in his hand. we stopped and talked a while and I asked what he was doing in my neighborhood. he told me he just killed a guy, stole his truck, and wrecked it a little down the road. I thought he was just messing with me, blew off his little rant, told him "later" and continued up the street. with my back turned to him I hear him say "Hey Vincenti" (my last name). I turn around and he's pointing his pellet gun at me. I start moving side-to-side but he keeps it on me the entire time. "Knock it off B@#$" I said. then his points his gun in the air and fires. that's when I realize it's a real gun! he looked up at the sky, yelled "I'm crazy!" and continues up the road in the direction he was heading. I ran faster and harder than I ever had in my hole life. on my way to help I see the guys truck he had stolen in a ditch with a window blown out. I stopped and looked inside. it was grusome. I kept on to the nearest house, phoned for police, and my dad came to pick me up. the kid ended up doing about 7 years for involuntary manslaughter. the scariest part? THE CRAZY FUCKER HAD A HEAD FULL OF ACID! he could just as easily killed me if he wanted. then again I've always been lucky like that
549631
DOG the Bounty hunter \n\n&\n\nChris Graver from Miami Ink
1109003
Sounds like a bounty hunter is after him.\n\nHe has a warrant for his arrest or did he jump bail?
973156
I have been threatened by a man holding a loaded shotgun but he didn't shoot me, he waited a couple of years before shooting a boy at point blank range with a hand gun. He got away with it too...
1079281
Someone got shot by an arrow ... who was it?
136390
I'm looking for the man who shot my paw.
378271
Who are "you" in this question?  The original owner of the property?\n\nWhat happens is:  The sheriff seizes and sells the property of someone who owes money.  The money made from the sale goes to pay off the person who is owed money, and any left over goes to the person who owed the money and was the owner of the property that was taken and sold.
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I don't believe it is rare. I was almost shot by a policeman with his .45 caliber gun. I am just a mild mannered, middle aged computer programmer who was coding a program all night at a software company. I left the building at 3:00AM and accidentally triggered the alarm that wouldn't reset after attempting to reset it for 10 minutes. So, I left the building carrying my black name and address booklet in my hand. Suddenly, a huge, towering man approached me from behind ordering me to drop what was in my hands and put my hands behind my back. There was no police car present, no motor cycle present, and he did not identify himself. I thought he was a night watchman. I explained that I was an employee and had accidentally tripped the alarm. He screamed that I should not look at him and should drop what was in my hands and put my hands behind my back. It was dark out, and I couldn't see him well. He shined a bright light on me and looked through some kind of viewer which I now know was a gun. Eventually, after he demonstrated severe and frightening anger, I obeyed him and was handcuffed. I figured he was just some angry security guard. Moments later police cars arrived, and I was relieved that some professionals showed up. Those officers were very nice to me. But, the big guy who had initially stopped me, then revealed to me his gun and how close he was to having shot me. He repeated that several times and also stated he thought my name and address book might be a weapon. And, I didn't find out until the next day that he actually was a real police officer who worked foot patrol. I thought he was a guard by his wearing of a blue shirt instead of the black police uniform the other police wore. Had he only identified himself as a police officer at the initial encounter, I would have obeyed immediately.
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Ruby called the police and said to him that if he didn't confess all his crimes to the police she would change her name and never speak of him again so, he turned himself in and confessed to ordering the murder of Dennis rickman as well as all the other crimes and murders he had committed over a 40 year period.\n\nJake Moon shot his brother Danny before he shot Grant Mitchell in the head - Johnny had ordered he take them into a forest and murder them but just as he went to pull the shotgun trigger Jake shot him and then let the Mitchell's go before burying Danny - Danny was also the person Johnny called on to kill Dennis.\n\nSo now everyone besides Johnny Allen and Danny are in Albert square.
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Sadly, the tv and film version of someone walking up to you, asking your name and placing it in your hand "you've been served" is no longer required in many states.\n\nThe Sheriff is probably going by the address the company provided or by address you are registered to vote.\n\nA new one will probably be issued and some attempt to track you down.  If it is left on your door (or registered mail) you are probably notified under that state law.  Don't sign for any letters in the near future.
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They won't even go to trial!  The local DA will review the case after the department or State Police conducts an investigation.  Everything I have read shows that SHE shot first.  Whether she was 92 or 18, she shot first and the police responded with the same level of force.  Justified shoot with no legal recourse.  Local DA will go with whatever decision the investigating PD recommends.  Lesson learned for Grandma.....Don't bring a rusty wheel gun to a semi-automatic weapon firefight.
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you know, the military and local police offers are here to protect us but also follow orders.  this disaster was a tragedy that tested how sufficient the government is when it comes this kind of devastation.  that sheriff is a hero in my eyes.  he didn't wait for orders that were not coming and let people suffer.  he did what he swore to do, protect and serve.  what kind of encouragement and acknowledgment is it to punish him?  he deserves an award at the very least.  he went and tried to do what the highest branch of our government was supposed to be prepared to do and did not respond.  his intentions were pure and noble.
722534
In the western days a good sheriff would clean up the town !!!
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The laws that govern the sheriff can be found in your state charter. responsibilities of the office would be prescribed in the county charter found in the county law library. \nBonds would be a civil matter if you need any at all, Though I doubt it highly. Most public servants cant be covered by insurance for indemnification of acts on duty because of the 1984 suits. You are personally held liable for your actions under color of law. \nLastly your "right to fire" as Sheriff? Fire your weapon or employees (deputies)?\nuse of deadly force can be found in your states statues or penal laws, your right to fire your employees would come under any civil service laws that pertain to the department.
72991
A suggestion: since you don't say what county (or state) you're in, why not try calling the sheriff's office you owe the money to and ask them?