Dial 911 ... and die
by Richard W. Stevens · first published 1999
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…'governmental' or 'discretionary' function." Plus: "The general rule is that governmental entities owe a duty to provide police protection to the public, but not to protect any particular individual" source: Dial 911 and Die, by Richard W. Stevens P.S. I apologize I provide a single source, but I personally haven't read too much on this topic, other than the book cited.
on “Police Can Seize and Sell Assets Even When the Owner Broke No Law” ↗I’m late in responding, but yeah… No particular duty on the part of the police, including in the middle of someone killing you, and all (see the book “Dial 911 and Die”).
on “Bricks and Minifigs Stole a Man's $200k Lego Collection” ↗