Post by Logan on May 3, 2017 20:42:56 GMT -6
Biker shot at Twin Peaks in Waco sues restaurant, police, sheriff
A biker who was shot during the May 2015 Twin Peaks shootout but not arrested filed a lawsuit Tuesday in an attempt to recover his medical expenses.
William Richardson, of Lexington, was shot in the lower torso during the melee at Twin Peaks and is listed in the criminal indictments as one of about 20 victims of the 155 indicted bikers.
Richardson’s attorney, Matthew Wright, of Rosebud, said Richardson, an employee of the Texas A&M University transportation division, underwent surgery and was hospitalized.
“Mr. Richardson had medical expenses from being shot,” Wright said. “The lawsuit was filed to protect his rights regarding his injury claim.”
Read more: www.wacotrib.com/news/twin-peaks-biker-shooting/biker-shot-at-twin-peaks-sues-restaurant-police-sheriff/article_7ff84c4e-c74d-5531-8be4-0db4ac3ed264.html
A biker who was shot during the May 2015 Twin Peaks shootout but not arrested filed a lawsuit Tuesday in an attempt to recover his medical expenses.
William Richardson, of Lexington, was shot in the lower torso during the melee at Twin Peaks and is listed in the criminal indictments as one of about 20 victims of the 155 indicted bikers.
Richardson’s attorney, Matthew Wright, of Rosebud, said Richardson, an employee of the Texas A&M University transportation division, underwent surgery and was hospitalized.
“Mr. Richardson had medical expenses from being shot,” Wright said. “The lawsuit was filed to protect his rights regarding his injury claim.”
Read more: www.wacotrib.com/news/twin-peaks-biker-shooting/biker-shot-at-twin-peaks-sues-restaurant-police-sheriff/article_7ff84c4e-c74d-5531-8be4-0db4ac3ed264.html