SIGNS: Robber Sues Victims After They Beat Him

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Gee, you'd think that people chasing after a robber and beating him even afterward would serve as a deterrent for theft:

1. Dana Buckman, 46, walked into an auto shop brandishing a semiautomatic pistol last summer, only to have it turned on him by two AutoZone employees:
   1. Dana = Femael Daniel = Danny = Giving(Da-Spanish) Valentine(NN/2x14) Male(Y)
      
   2. Auto/Z-One = Car(Auto) Female Virgo(Z/26/20+6) God(One)
2. He is suing the auto shop and the men for the injuries he suffered and for emotional distress:
   1. I said how Davis was getting upset about how I brought his mom and sister into this
      
   2. Davis was the one who borrowed money and asked repeatedly
3. But lawyer Phillip R. Hurwitz, who represents Buckman, said the employees crossed the line by pursuing Buckman and attacking him:
   1. Phillip starts with P = Aquarian Male
      
   2. RH = Right Hand
      
   3. PRH = Aquarian Male(P) Right Hand
      
   4. I said 6/13/2006 that Davis is the Right Hand
4. 06/12/06 07:58 EDT: 7:58 = Sun Gemini(7/VII) Howard Crook(58)
   

Personally, I kind of thought getting your ass beat kind of comes with the territory when you threaten bodily harm and death to someone.

Robber Sues Victims After They Beat Him
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (June 12) - A man is suing an auto-parts store for assault and battery after he attempted to hold up the business and employees responded by beating him with a metal pipe.

Dana Buckman, 46, walked into an auto shop brandishing a semiautomatic pistol last summer, only to have it turned on him by two AutoZone employees, police said. The men beat Buckman with a metal pipe and held him with his own gun.

Buckman escaped and was arrested a week later.

He pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery and was sentenced to 18 years in prison as a repeat violent felon.

Buckman claims the men chased him out of the store and continued to beat him. He is suing the auto shop and the men for the injuries he suffered and for emotional distress.

"In some respects, you wonder if a case like this even needs a defense. It speaks for itself," said lawyer Patrick B. Naylon, who represents AutoZone and the employees.

But lawyer Phillip R. Hurwitz, who represents Buckman, said the employees crossed the line by pursuing Buckman and attacking him.

"The danger was past," Hurwitz said. "These two employees took it upon themselves to go after Mr. Buckman after he left the store."

06/12/06 07:58 EDT
Updated:2006-06-12 14:10:37

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