Gerhardt files suit for injury [The Buffalo News, N.Y.]
| By Thomas J. Prohaska, The Buffalo News, N.Y. | |
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Attorney
It does not specify an amount of damages being sought but says Gerhardt and his wife, Tina, are seeking compensation for medical bills, lost income, and pain and suffering.
When the call was broadcast to search for Hauser, Gerhardt, who was on patrol, headed for the scene at high speed. But he lost control of his police car on
The guardrail's end knifed into the passenger compartment of the car and severed Gerhardt's legs. O'Brien said no suit has been filed regarding the condition or maintenance of the guardrail.
"Our focus here is on responsibility, holding the person responsible who, if he had stopped, this never would have happened," O'Brien said.
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Deputies
He received prosthetic legs
The case has not yet been assigned to a judge.
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