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Topic	Cop tazes pregnant woman in stomach; she later miscarried.
ThePieReborn 02/04/22 11:03:39 AM #34:	Esrac posted... Maybe. It would probably depend on how long after the incident she miscarried. If it was, say, a month later, then they'd probably not be able to prove he caused it. Compared to, say, if she miscarried the next morning. After looking around a bit, I can't find any sources that state when she lost the baby. Best I can find is Forbes, which reports that "she wouldn't have the child, but didn't lose it as result of the tasing." Yeah that's what I found puzzling and why I flagged it as an issue. The longer the temporal gap, the more difficult causation is to prove (or, rather, it becomes easier to muddy the waters). Still absolutely flagrant abuse regardless. --- Party leader, passive-aggressive doormat, pasta eater extraordinaire! <cite>ThePieReborn posted [p:962359546] in Cop tazes ... [t:79882852]...</cite> <quote>Esrac posted... </cite> <quote>Maybe. It would probably depend on how long after the incident she miscarried. If it was, say, a month later, then they'd probably not be able to prove he caused it. Compared to, say, if she miscarried the next morning. After looking around a bit, I can't find any sources that state when she lost the baby. Best I can find is Forbes, which reports that "she wouldn't have the child, but didn't lose it as result of the tasing."</quote>Yeah that's what I found puzzling and why I flagged it as an issue. The longer the temporal gap, the more difficult causation is to prove (or, rather, it becomes easier to muddy the waters). Still absolutely flagrant abuse regardless. --- Party leader, passive-aggressive doormat, pasta eater extraordinaire!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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