Patrick Sean Tomlinson / @stealthygeek / "Torque Wheeler" / @RealAutomanic / Kempesh / Padawan v2.5 - "Conservative" sci-fi author with TDS, armed "drunk with anger management issues" and terminated parental rights, actual tough guy, obese, paid Quasi, paid thousands to be repeatedly unbanned from Twitter

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fucking goys!
 
Yes. Here you go:

That file contains the entirety of their argument.

Happy to help.
The specific section I found interesting (aside from the amusing asides over the legitimacy of them standing on the porch given fat's fixation with the sovereignty of his porch) was the domestic abuse angle of why they kicked down the door as the demeanour of nikkki and the pig made them suspect he may be violently abusing her, thus necessitating their forced entry and subsequent forced sodomy of fatrick and forced fumigation of nikkki as she acted like an archetypical battered housewife in their eyes
 
I find it amusing that the motion to dismiss refers to each swatting incident as 'alleged.'

I understand why they're doing it, but I can't help but think of Patty seething at that language.

Also, the motion only makes reference to 7 specific (alleged) swatting incidents. Anyone know if there's a correlation between Sir Oinksalot's Twitter squealings and these incidents?

EDIT: It's all Joever for Patty:

To survive a motion to dismiss, a complaint must contain sufficient factual matter, accepted as true, to “state a claim to relief that is plausible on its face.”
 
He's probably on a first name basis with the local basketball team by now considering how often they come over to the half-hovel to top off Nikky's gas tank.


*Lil NaSneed charges towards Nikkki's snatch with a lit boof after the rest of the basketball team have finished venting into her*
 
I find it strange that they never referenced that Patrick admitted that the Police did take efforts to accommodate him. To me it would have strengthened their argument. Otherwise this is pretty good if standard motion to dismiss.

I'm guessing that there's either contradictory or unverifiable details and they're choosing to err on the side of caution and not bring it up as it lets them sidestep it and not get bogged down needlessly.

Maybe Pat talked to a responding officer. Maybe he did go to the PD and 'notify' them. What's strange is that Patty is very meticulous with dates, except when he tries to talk to the police, which was 'in 2022.'

Also, going through the complaint again (thanks for re-linking it) I find it hilarious that Patty, masculine man that he is, relied on Niki going to the FBI to report this. You'd think for all the times he oinked about the FBI being involved that he might've, oh, I don't know, been actually involved himself.
 
I'm guessing that there's either contradictory or unverifiable details
Take this for example (this is both a referenced swatting, and the one he sued over):
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The police clearly know whether their dispatch told the officers to be careful because they were being called in to a "known swatting location". If Patrick lied, that's worth pointing out (and would be judicially noticeable for the courts in evaluating 12(b)(6)). If Patrick is truthful here, that also helps the police. Addressing that would have been a win win from my view.
 
And now the shoe has dropped. Can't wait to read this.

Edit: It was indeed very dry and went through obvious and solid reasons for dismissal, not least of which is qualified immunity. Judge Holden mentioned that they see Niki as an archetypal battered wife but I didn't see anything direct even on a second search. They did cite several cases involving domestics which is usually where these "Suspect said everything's fine but officers still have to confirm safety" situations occur. I suppose they're at least implying that Niki does indeed appear as the depressed zonked out pillhead with nothing going on behind her eyes that she is, but didn't want to say it.

This is the meat, but the potatoes (my favorite part of dinner fuck you) are gonna be Pat's reply: an ""eloquently"" crafted rendition of "No, officer child, you're wrong. Enjoy giving me money."

Also I took a brief look through of the jury instructions. On the left is plaintiff (fat)'s proposed language. On the right is defendant (City)'s.

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Even when writing a court document bitch tits has to bust out that thesaurus and be the smarty boy his mama said he is.
 
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the tldr is in the intro. "we have to respond to 911 calls, even plaintiff admits in his own filings we have to respond to 911 calls, here is 20 pages of court precedent that we have to respond to 911 calls and 911 calls are not violations of the constitution."
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seeing all his complaints, and each claim requires a preponderance of evidence to get a jury trial, I can't imagine a judge won't consider pat's original filing to be very thin on facts. this isn't twitter where rick can conflate his accusations with evidence.

only other interesting part is they seem to want to head off a possible response
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"perhaps plaintiffs believe their case is that case" is probably only way a judge lets them get a trial.

idk pat's filing was way more fun to read, 5/10
 
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