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Bill would allow police to sue people who injure them on the job

Gary Grado//January 30, 2012//[read_meter]

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Bill would allow police to sue people who injure them on the job

Bill would allow police to sue people who injure them on the job

Gary Grado//January 30, 2012//[read_meter]

A police union is pushing for a new law that would overturn years of legal precedent by allowing cops to sue people who caused them injuries on duty. The proposed...

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Tags: Phoenix, lawsuit, Police officer, damages, Fraternal Order of Police, police union, injury, fireman's rule, Arizona Court of Appeals, Andrew Petersen, Case law, Arizona Supreme Court, first responders, Arizona, Plaintiff

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