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Hancock, Dean 2251 S Cla Wood Pl Tupelo, MS 38801 662-680-9240 Hancock, Dean 2251 S Cla-wood Pl Tupelo, MS 38801 662-690-5944 Hancock, Dean Tupelo, MS 38801 662-680-9240 Hancock's Father Sues Restaurant in Son's Death (Correct) Bloomberg - 12 hours ago By Danielle Sessa. May 25 (Bloomberg) -- The father of St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Josh Hancock sued a restaurant, the driver of a stalled car and a towing ... Josh Hancock's Father Sues Over Former St. Louis Cardinals Relief ... ABC News - 17 hours ago Dean Hancock, father of St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Josh Hancock, filed suit Thursday, May 24, 2007, claiming a restaurant provided drinks to his son ... Friday's sports roundup Cincinnati Post, OH - 19 hours ago The father of Josh Hancock filed suit Thursday, claiming a restaurant provided drinks to the St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher even though he was ... Hancock's dad sues over pitcher's death San Jose Mercury News, CA - May 24, 2007 By JIM SALTER AP Writer. Dean Hancock, father of St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Josh Hancock, is shown in Tupelo, Miss., in this May 3, 2007 file photo. ... Hancock's father files lawsuit Sports Network - May 24, 2007 St. Louis, MO (Sports Network) - The father of Josh Hancock filed a lawsuit against the restaurant that served alcohol to the St. Louis Cardinals pitcher on ... Hancock's father sues over son's death Seattle Post Intelligencer, WA - May 24, 2007 By JIM SALTER. AP. ST. LOUIS -- The father of Josh Hancock filed suit Thursday, claiming a restaurant provided drinks to the St. Louis Cardinals relief ... Hancock's father sues over pitcher's death SI.com - May 24, 2007 ST. LOUIS (AP) -The father of Josh Hancock filed suit Thursday, claiming a restaurant provided drinks to the St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher even though ... Father of Josh Hancock files suit over Cardinals pitcher's death Canada.com, Canada - May 24, 2007 Members of the St. Louis Cardinals including (LR) Gary Bennett #28, So Taguchi #99 and Preseton Wilson #3, bow their heads during a moment of silence for ... Father Sues Over Pitcher's Death Houston Chronicle, TX - May 24, 2007 By JIM SALTER AP Writer. © 2007 AP. ST. LOUIS - The father of Josh Hancock filed suit Thursday, claiming a restaurant provided drinks to the St. Louis ... Dead Cardinal pitcher's dad sues restaurant MSNBC - May 24, 2007 ST. LOUIS - The father of the late St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Josh Hancock has filed a lawsuit, claiming that a popular restaurant continued to provide ... Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed in Hancock Fatal Crash Missourinet.com, MO - 17 hours ago By Bob Priddy. The father of the late St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Josh Hancock has filed a lawsuit against the restaurant where Hancock had been drinking ... Romero leads Senior PGA The Olympian, WA - 20 hours ago KIAWAH ISLAND, SC - Argentina's Eduardo Romero never minded playing in strong wind in his home country. So the Atlantic gusts Thursday in the Senior PGA ... Hancock's Father Sues Bar The Ledger, FL - 20 hours ago By HEATHER RAYCLIFFE. ST. LOUIS - Mike Shannon's sports bar knowingly served liquor to Cardinals relief pitcher Josh Hancock long after he was drunk, ... Hancock's Dad Sues Over Pitcher's Death The Casper Star Tribune, WY - 22 hours ago By JIM SALTER Friday, May 25, 2007. ST. LOUIS - The father of Josh Hancock filed suit Thursday, claiming a restaurant provided drinks to the St. Louis ... Hancock's father sues in pitcher's death Amarillo.com (subscription), TX - 23 hours ago By Jim Salter. AP. AP Photo. Josh Hancock: His father alleges restaurant allowed pitcher to continue drinking even though he was intoxicated on the night he ... Hancock's father files lawsuit The Money Times, India - May 24, 2007 by MT Bureau - May 25, 2007 - 0 comments. St. Louis -- The father of late St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Josh Hancock has filed a wrongful death suit in ... Hancock's Father Suing Bar, Towing Company KPTV.com, OR - May 24, 2007 ST. LOUIS -- The father of Josh Hancock filed a lawsuit Thursday, claiming among other things that a popular St. Louis restaurant continued to provide ... Hancock's father suing restaurant WFAA (subscription), TX - May 24, 2007 AP. ST. LOUIS - The father of former Cardinals reliever Josh Hancock filed suit Thursday, claiming a restaurant provided drinks to Hancock even though he ... Hancock's father files lawsuit Newswatch 50, NY - May 24, 2007 The father of Josh Hancock filed a lawsuit against the restaurant that served alcohol to the St. Louis Cardinals pitcher on the night the reliever was ... Hancock's father files lawsuit Kansas.com, KS - May 24, 2007 By Sports Network. St. Louis, MO (Sports Network) - The father of Josh Hancock filed a lawsuit against the restaurant that served alcohol to the St. Louis ... Dad sues over pitcher's death WFIE-TV, IN - May 24, 2007 AP - May 24, 2007 3:53 PM ET. ST. LOUIS (AP) - The father of Josh Hancock has filed a lawsuit, claiming a restaurant provided drinks to the St. Louis ... Hancock's Father Files Lawsuit Post Chronicle - May 24, 2007 By Staff. The father of late St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Josh Hancock has filed a wrongful death suit in circuit court in St. Louis. ... Father sues over pitcher's death ABCmoney.co.uk, UK - May 24, 2007 By : Agencies. ST. LOUIS (AP) - The father of Josh Hancock filed suit Thursday, claiming a restaurant provided drinks to the St. Louis Cardinals relief ... Hancock's father files lawsuit ImediNews, Georgia - May 24, 2007 ST. LOUIS, May 24 (UPI) - The father of late St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Josh Hancock has filed a wrongful death suit in circuit court in St. Louis. ... Hancock's dad sues over pitcher's death Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - May 24, 2007 By JIM SALTER - AP Writer. St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa sits on the bench between innings during a baseball game against the Pittsburgh Pirates ... Hancock's dad sues over pitcher's death Bakersfield Californian (subscription), CA - May 24, 2007 By JIM SALTER | Thursday, May 24 2007 2:52 PM. The father of Josh Hancock filed suit Thursday, claiming a restaurant provided drinks to the St. Louis ... Hancock's dad sues over pitcher's death Bradenton Herald, FL - May 24, 2007 St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa sits on the bench between innings during a baseball game against the Pittsburgh Pirates Tuesday, May 22, 2007, ... Hancock's dad sues over pitcher's death The State, SC - May 24, 2007 By JIM SALTER - AP Writer. AP Photo Jeff Roberson. St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa sits on the bench between innings during a baseball game ... Hanock's Father Sues KWTX, TX - May 24, 2007 (May 24, 2007)--The father of Josh Hancock has filed a lawsuit, claiming a restaurant provided drinks to the St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher even though ... Josh Hancock's Father Is Doing Quite A Bit of Suing AOL SPORTS, NY - May 24, 2007 If you remember about a month ago, Cardinals relief pitcher Josh Hancock was killed in a car crash. He was legally intoxicated at the time of the accident, ... On Fri, 25 May 2007 23:59:26 -0700, dupedcyclist spouted some idiotic babble: "Nobody else was injured when Hancock, 29, rammed a rented SUV into the back of the tow truck in the left lane of westbound Highway 40 near the Compton Avenue overpass shortly before 1 a.m. April 29. Police said their investigation showed he was not only drunk but driving 68 mph in a 55 mph zone and talking on a cell phone when he died. They said the wrecker's warning lights were flashing. Hancock was alone in his vehicle."  SignatureDavid M (dmacchiarolo) > Hancock's Father Sues Restaurant in Son's Death (Correct) > Bloomberg - 12 hours ago > By Danielle Sessa. May 25 (Bloomberg) -- The father of St. Louis > Cardinals pitcher Josh Hancock sued a restaurant, the driver of a > stalled car and a towing . Why don't you post the correct subject? The Ford Explorer did not "cause" the death. His choosing to drink alcohol did. SignatureI. Care Address fake until the SPAM goes away ;-} Who woulda thunk it? A guy sits down at a bar, fills himself full of booze then kills himself, and he has no responsibility for his decisions. Amazing. I think we have it all wrong. I think that when a guy sits down at a bar and fills himself full of booze, then gets in a car and starts driving, and kills somebody, then his family should be held responsible. > Who woulda thunk it? > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > booze, then gets in a car and starts driving, and kills somebody, then his > family should be held responsible. Daddy is just looking to line his pockets now that he has lost his cash cow. I always figured if someone guy or gal, it nows no boundries when it comes to sex, kils someone because they drove drunk ior high for that matter, they should be charged with premeditated murder. I figure they knew what could happen if they drink and drive and choose to anyways, in my mind that makes it premeditated. When I was stationed in Germany their laws made sense to me. A German, or a servicemans family member gets caught drunk behind the wheel it was 6 months in jail, and no license for 24 months. Had to go back to a driving school, substance abuse classes, major expensive insurance to get license back. A second bust was 18 months in the slammer and permanent loss of license. A serviceman didnt fall under that by some sort of agreement between the governments, but it might have been easier. It meant reduction in rank, being sent back to the states, court martial, and dishonerable discharge after some time as a "guest" of Ft Lebenworth. If the rank reduction dropped the soldier below E-4 it could mean the loss of everything he owned, as below that rank you cant get the military to ship household goods back, so a married soldier and his family could loose everything. We are too lienent on drunks and druggies who get behind the wheel impaired. Whitelightning >> Who woulda thunk it? >> [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > >Whitelightning I was surprized that thye even filed this suit and it is the first time i can every remeber such a suit. It is kinda like it is okay to drive drunk and people are soppose to stay out of your way so you can drive drunk and speed too. Maybe he is trying to prempt a law suit against estate because son caused the accident. I do also agree that drunk driving laws are way to lack here and you should get at least 3 day in the tank for it first time and after 3rd time you should do some very hard time in jail. They are also too lack on people driving with a suspended license be it for drunk driving or something else. They should do time in can over that and same with no insurance if they get caught. Politically it is not very viable so they do not do it. ----------------- TheSnoMan.com >>> Who woulda thunk it? >>> [quoted text clipped - 53 lines] > they get caught. Politically it is not very viable so they do not do > it. There was a suit filed against GM a few years ago where a drunk was driving, and he caused a crash. He brought a suit against GM because a door on his vehicle came open as a result of the wreck, and he fell out. He was not wearing his seat belt. If he was suing from behind bars, serving 20 to life for Felony Stupid, and the government seized his award to pay the costs of his incarceration, I'd be okay with that. > There was a suit filed against GM a few years ago where a drunk was > driving, and he caused a crash. He brought a suit against GM because a [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > and the government seized his award to pay the costs of his incarceration, > I'd be okay with that. Why? Did GM hold him down, pour the alcohol down his throat and then hold a gun to his head to get him to drive as well as not use his seat belt? Whitelighting >> There was a suit filed against GM a few years ago where a drunk was >> driving, and he caused a crash. He brought a suit against GM because a [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Why? Did GM hold him down, pour the alcohol down his throat and then hold > a gun to his head to get him to drive as well as not use his seat belt? I did not mean to imply that GM had any fault at all. What I meant was that if the guy won such a suit (and as I recall, he did win), then he should have made his claim from behind bars, and he should have been held financially responsible for the cost of his incarceration. Hancock, Dean 2251 S Cla Wood Pl Tupelo, MS 38801 662-680-9240 Hancock, Dean 2251 S Cla-wood Pl Tupelo, MS 38801 662-690-5944 Hancock, Dean Tupelo, MS 38801 662-680-9240 Hancock's Father Sues Restaurant in Son's Death (Correct) Bloomberg - 12 hours ago By Danielle Sessa. May 25 (Bloomberg) -- The father of St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Josh Hancock sued a restaurant, the driver of a stalled car and a towing ... Josh Hancock's Father Sues Over Former St. Louis Cardinals Relief ... ABC News - 17 hours ago Dean Hancock, father of St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Josh Hancock, filed suit Thursday, May 24, 2007, claiming a restaurant provided drinks to his son ... Friday's sports roundup Cincinnati Post, OH - 19 hours ago The father of Josh Hancock filed suit Thursday, claiming a restaurant provided drinks to the St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher even though he was ... Hancock's dad sues over pitcher's death San Jose Mercury News, CA - May 24, 2007 By JIM SALTER AP Writer. Dean Hancock, father of St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Josh Hancock, is shown in Tupelo, Miss., in this May 3, 2007 file The only good thing about this accident is no one else was hurt or killed. W W > Hancock, Dean > 2251 S Cla Wood Pl [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > The only good thing about this accident is no one else was hurt or killed. > W W The other good thing is, there's one less drunk out there driving around. |
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