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634-5789

(4,334 posts) Wed Feb 3, 2021, 10:42 AM Feb 2021

Shooting Victim Sues Swastika Enthusiast, Woman was shot in back after tearing down a Nazi flag

McVey was at a party across from Feaster’s home last June when she crossed the street around 2:55 AM and grabbed one of the two swastika flags flying outside the residence. As McVey fled with the flag, Feaster--carrying an AR-15 rifle--emerged from his home.

Without warning, the 45-year-old Feaster fired at least seven shots at McVey, who was struck several times in the lower abdomen and legs, according to a probable cause affidavit. Police found McVey (seen at right) in a ditch across from Feaster’s property.

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/crime/flag-shoot-lawsuit-285930

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Shooting Victim Sues Swastika Enthusiast, Woman was shot in back after tearing down a Nazi flag (Original Post) 634-5789 Feb 2021 OP

Another white wing gun-enthusiast. Hoyt Feb 2021 #1

McVey is suing for only $75k. SharonClark Feb 2021 #2

In excess of $75,000 in damages. Hoyt Feb 2021 #4

if he is a loyal american,why is he displaying that instrument of hate? AllaN01Bear Feb 2021 #3

One ugly house she is going to own world wide wally Feb 2021 #5

Now that's something that will decrease your property values by 75%! Initech Feb 2021 #6

Hoyt

(54,770 posts)

1. Another white wing gun-enthusiast.

Reply to 634-5789 (Original post)

Wed Feb 3, 2021, 10:48 AM

Feb 2021

SharonClark

(10,351 posts)

2. McVey is suing for only $75k.

Reply to 634-5789 (Original post)

Wed Feb 3, 2021, 10:50 AM

Feb 2021

She deserves more.

Hoyt

(54,770 posts)

4. In excess of $75,000 in damages.

Reply to SharonClark (Reply #2)

Wed Feb 3, 2021, 10:57 AM

Feb 2021

suiting for "in excess of $75,000 in damages for “mental and physical pain and suffering,” medical expenses, lost time, and “change in physical and mental condition.”

She'll get a bigger award -- assuming the POS has any money -- if her attorneys can prove:

"During a search of Feaster’s home, cops noticed that a chair was placed at the front of the residence facing the door. A large ashtray containing several cigarette butts was nearby, as was a pair of handcuffs. “It appeared that Mr. Feaster was anticipating an incident to take place and had been watching from that spot,” a sheriff’s deputy reported."