Ashli Babbitt's Family Seeks $30 Million Against U.S. Over Jan. 6 Death

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The family of Ashli Babbitt has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the federal government, seeking $30 million over her shooting death during the 2021 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

The lawsuit filed Friday in California federal court claims the 35-year-old Air Force veteran “posed no threat to the safety of anyone” when she was fatally shot while attempting to break into the speaker’s lobby during the assault involving supporters of then-President Donald Trump.

Can you imagine discovery on this one? Everyone's going to get some on them.
Ya better get ready.

a reply to: network dude

They need more money to scream about the deep state in a hippie beach neighborhood or something?

The guy in the clock tower was a veteran too, doesn't mean he wasn't batsh*t crazy.

Well, better grab some popcorn for Racist White Trash v. Capitol Police.

a reply to: network dude

it would be great if they got every penny but I am not hopeful.

They all cover for each other.

a reply to: network dude

I think the new evidence against murderer Michael Byrd is what caused the suit to be filed now, instead of 1 or 2 years ago.

a reply to: WeMustCare

I believe that's the case as well. As I said, discovery will be epic.

originally posted by: Degradation33
a reply to: network dude

They need more money to scream about the deep state in a hippie beach neighborhood or something?

The guy in the clock tower was a veteran too, doesn't mean he wasn't batsh*t crazy.

Well, better grab some popcorn for Racist White Trash v. Capitol Police.

So if it wasn’t a drugged up black dude, you are all for cops killing innocent people?

It's going to be hard for them to argue wrongful death when she was shot in the middle of comitting a violent crime.

a reply to: RazorV66

If she wouldn't have acted the way she did, publicly, with the oppression/media card, where she used her business to bitch about covid masks and deep-state takeovers, maybe it wouldn't have been such a self-fulfilling prophecy in the end. And sorta expected.

Made the news for yelling at customers for supporting the mask mandate, some sign she had up, and all the other paranoia that camped in her head. In her families head.

Brother went off on cops in Ocean Beach yelling about the same paranoia. Making the news again.

My opinion is that:

1) SHE EARNED HAVING FORCE USED AGAINST HER

2) Her family does not deserve any compensation for her paranoid suicide by cop.

* Never assume that's a liberal opinion. Thought George Floyd was a terrible martyr too.

a reply to: Degradation33

noted

a reply to: network dude

1 billion Jones has to pay
148 million Juliani has to pay


just for reference...

We will see, her angry rant and putting everyone "on notice" the day before won't be helpful. Someone climbing through a broken window, intent on reaching the last barrier before huddling elected officials while wearing a backpack with who knows what in it, doesn't seem helpful to the case.

Some lawsuit was filed against Epps now too. Can't wait for the "I am such a sheep and unable to think on my own, so when a guy told me to go into the Capitol Building, I did. It is his fault, I committed a crime and attacked a police line, as I could not resist his words. " claim will go in court

originally posted by: Threadbarer
It's going to be hard for them to argue wrongful death when she was shot in the middle of comitting a violent crime.

Exactly who did she harm to receive death as a consequence?

Nice to know where you keep your priorities.

Capitol building window more important that human life ✅

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: Degradation33

noted

Notes need to be taken on the whacks that condone that anything goes on Orange Man Bad and his supporters.
Even murder.

I chose the wrong profession, I could be making millions diagnosing Liberal mental illness as a psychiatrist.
But 35 years ago when I was entering the workforce, Liberals were almost normal.

a reply to: frogs453

We will see, her angry rant and putting everyone "on notice" the day before won't be helpful. Someone climbing through a broken window, intent on reaching the last barrier before huddling elected officials while wearing a backpack with who knows what in it, doesn't seem helpful to the case.

Like the public will see Babbitt surrounded by officers and Byrd firing into them as well. And those "huddling election officials" were making all sorts of false claims (AOC) and making videos for public consumption (Pelsosi and Pence).

Some lawsuit was filed against Epps now too. Can't wait for the "I am such a sheep and unable to think on my own, so when a guy told me to go into the Capitol Building, I did. It is his fault, I committed a crime and attacked a police line, as I could not resist his words. " claim will go in court

Epps serves as a posterboy to the double standard. Nothing more. It's clear who the unthinking sheep is as per your direct from MSM talking points Frogs....

a reply to: network dude

Watching her get shot and killed was shocking and uncalled for IMO - I was shocked. If breaching that doorway/windows was so important to security requiring shooting and killing people, why did the officer shoot and kill only her and not continue shooting all the others involved in the breach? This just seems suspect to me but who knows what orders that officer was given.

a reply to: JinMI

How is it an MSM talking point? The fact is, I wouldn't attack a police line and break into the Capitol Building because some old guy wearing fatigues told me to. I mean seriously? I learned that at a young age when my parents asked "if your friends tell you to jump off a bridge will you?".

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: JinMI

How is it an MSM talking point? The fact is, I wouldn't attack a police line and break into the Capitol Building because some old guy wearing fatigues told me to. I mean seriously? I learned that at a young age when my parents asked "if your friends tell you to jump off a bridge will you?".

Agreed.

Yet the question remains, why isn't that logic being equally applied?

(Not only in the instance of J6.....)

a reply to: JinMI

Are you referring to riots before the 6th? I've never any issue with someone committing a crime being arrested.

originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: network dude

I think the new evidence against murderer Michael Byrd is what caused the suit to be filed now, instead of 1 or 2 years ago.

This?

Judicial Watch: New Evidence Proves Ashli Babbitt’s Killing Was Unjustified

The two main pieces of evidence include an audio interview, with disguised voices, that the DC Police conducted with Byrd after the shooting and cell phone video from immediately after the shooting in which police officers failed to provide Babbitt prompt medical care.

Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said that Byrd’s “reckless decision” to shoot Babbitt without warning placed nearby officers and citizens “in harm’s way” and “right in the line of fire.”

I don't understand this part:

Judicial Watch also received photos from inside the Capitol building after shooting, of Byrd, his hands, his gun, and of a utility knife that investigators said they found in Babbitt’s pocket.

It sounds like Babbitt had the officer's possessions in her pockets, but how could that be?

In one interview, an officer claimed that before the shooting he “didn’t see anything in her hands.”

Then there's the possibility that the shooting was a staged event carried out by crisis actors and photo journalists, as the following footage seems to suggest.

'EVERYTHING WRONG WITH THE CAPITOL SHOOTING' WOOZ NEWS!

Has there ever been a classified operation that's been exposed because of a court case?

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: network dude

1 billion Jones has to pay

I wonder how those payments structured, and how much has been paid to date?