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Two Lexington Police officers have filed an unusual civil lawsuit. They have apparently overlooked the Kentucky ?Firemans rule? which applies to Police Officers

By Stan

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Officer Randall Combs claims in his lawsuit that he injured his shoulder, and Officer Derrick Wallace says he dislocated his thumb in a scuffle with Daniel Lee Billings on Dec. 20. 2007. Wallace and Combs were two of several officers dispatched to break up an unruly holiday party at the Crowne Plaza-Campbell House in Lexington. [...]

Full post as published by LawReader on January 18, 2009 (boomark / email).

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