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You do not have to pay the bill until a court orders you to do so. You apparently paid the bill on time, in full. The hospital now claims to have made an error in providing a refund. This is not the same as an unpaid debt. Dispute any negative action on a credit report by providing evidence you...

I suggest you start by contacting social services. Heather is a dependent adult and there could be a lot of assistance available to you and her. Social services can help with getting Heather placed back in your home. You could also start with an attorney, but it will cost you more.

Unless your sister is willing to come forward as a victim nothing will happen. You could certainly report it, and police may contact her, but it all hinges on her willingness to acknowledge what happened.

Cease all contact. Do not reply to him in any way for any reason. If you have no contact he can't bother you. Move on, and be confident that you got away from a huge problem.

This sounds like something that a warranty should cover.

After reviewing that I am in the same spot. They went wrong when they had him down and took no action, even after expressing concern that he should be on his side and after checking for a pulse and not finding one. At least one knew what to do but failed to intervene. If the medical exam holds...

Well I was suspect too because it didn't indicate where that information came from, but I do see now it was in the PC statement.

These matters are better resolved in writing anyway. There is no record available to you of what was discussed during her calls or any promise to refund that may have been made. WRITE your complaint.

Regardless of the training issue, which is surely going to become a focal point of this, when I watch that video I can't help but wonder whether Chauvin is applying pressure or not. He shifts a couple times, apparently for balance, but does not appear to be exerting himself at all. His knee is...

I agree. Doesn't hurt. It can either strengthen the initial findings or find something that was overlooked, but they can have peace of mind with an independent review. I found this in a news article on foxnews website- An official autopsy revealed nothing to support strangulation as the cause...

Haven't seen them

Apparently the family is paying for a second autopsy. They must not be satisfied with the initial findings.

I haven't heard anything yet, but I would be surprised if they could conclusively say it was the knee on the neck that killed him- the officer just doesn't seem to be putting much effort into it and is just controlling movement. I think weight on the chest may have been a bigger problem...

Apparently it was standard training until 2016 when it was discontinued. I didn't see a reason the training was discontinued, just a date, however it remained allowable under policy. I am very curious to find out why the training was discontinued. Apparently most of the state already forbids...

I am willing to bet that over a 19 year career he had that training, but yes, it should be confirmed. I had it in the academy... It isn't anything unusual.

Why in the world did you not immediately call police? Did anyone witnesses this? You can still report it, and should, and can get a restraining order to compel the landlord to stay away. That said- you need to start looking for somewhere new to live. This will only deteriorate more.

He should have. This will catch up to the driver anyway. Regardless of the officers inaction there are other reporting requirements. When proof of insurance is not provided the drivers license WILL be suspended and future insurance rates WILL be higher. Best case scenario here is that the...

The policy is available on the department website. The neck restraint is covered under the Use of Force Section. http://www.minneapolismn.gov/police/policy/mpdpolicy_5-300_5-300 Neck Restraint: Non-deadly force option. Defined as compressing one or both sides of a person’s neck with an arm or...

It's it the employer who is discriminating or the residents you care for?

Chauvin has been charged with 3rd Degree Murder and manslaughter. I think the murder charge is to appease the rioters, nothing more. Supporting this charge would be incredibly difficult considering the "act" is one allowed by policy and classified as non-deadly, and there is likely nothing to...