STATE OF RIDGEWAY SUPERIOR COURT
HITHERWGUYS
Petitioner,
v.
DABOYJAMBOY
Respondent.
CIVIL COMPLAINT
Docket No. RSC-CV-XXXX
Presiding Judge:
PARTIES
1. Mr. Hitherwguys, hereinafter the Plaintiff, is a resident of the State of Ridgeway.
2. Mr. daboyjamboy, hereinafter the Defendant, is a resident of the State of Ridgeway.
JURISDICTION
1. Article V, Section IV of the Ridgeway State Constitution empowers this Court to hear
“all civil or criminal cases or controversies”.
CAUSES OF ACTION
COUNT ONE
(5 R. STAT. § 3102 - BATTERY)
On or about the date of 14th July 2025;
1. Plaintiff, Shelbyy1, was conducting his business as a Ridgeway resident peacefully and
civilly, and was lawfully present in the Sterling Park lot, located near the garages in the
City of Sterling Heights.
2. The Plaintiff had their green Cavella parked on the side of the road and was seated in the
driver's seat.
3. Due to an accidental exit, the Plaintiff briefly left the vehicle and interacted with the GUI
interface to unlock the doors in order to re-enter the vehicle.
4. At that moment, the Defendant proceeded to exploit the GUI interface to unlawfully enter
the Plaintiff’s vehicle and drive away without legal excuse, justification, or consent from
the registered owner.
5. While the Plaintiff attempted to alert a nearby deputy sheriff to the vehicle theft that was
in progress, the Defendant, still operating the stolen vehicle, struck the Plaintiff with it,
resulting in harmful and unconsented physical contact to his person.
6. 5 R. STAT. § 3102, battery is defined as:
“Any individual who brings unconsented, harmful, or offensive contact against another”.
7. The Defendant’s conduct constitutes battery as it involved harmful and uninvited physical
contact via the Plaintiff’s very own property.
COUNT TWO
(5 R. STAT. § 3113 - TROVER)
On or about the date of 14th July 2025;
8. The Plaintiff re-alleges and incorporates by reference the facts stated in Count One.
9. 5. R. STAT. § 3113, trover is defined as:
“Any individual who wrongfully takes another person’s property without legal reason or
justification”.
10. The Defendant, without consent or lawful authority, used the GUI to enter and take
control of the Plaintiff’s Cavela, removing it from the Plaintiff’s possession.
11. After striking the Plaintiff, the Defendant parked the vehicle near its original location,
exited, and the Plaintiff then approached the Defendant.
12. When confronted by the Plaintiff regarding the theft and physical impact, the Defendant
denied wrongdoing, stating “car’s there bro”, in an attempt to minimize the theft and
avoid liability.
13. The Defendant’s statements were knowingly false and made in bad faith. The vehicle had
been wrongfully taken, operated, and used to cause harm.
14. This sequence of events satisfies the statutory definition of trover, as the Defendant
wrongfully deprived the Plaintiff of property without legal justification.
PRAYERS FOR RELIEF
1. Plaintiff prays that the Court find Defendant liable for the torts as mentioned above.
2. Plaintiff prays that the Court declare the Defendant’s actions unlawful.
3. Plaintiff seeks monetary relief amounting to $7,000 in punitive damages.
a. 5 R. Stat. § 3109- Wrongful Death - Petitioner requests that the court grant
compensation for damages amounting to $3,500 in punitive damages.
b. 5 R. Stat. § 3102- Battery - Petitioner requests that the court grant compensation
for damages amounting to $3,500 in punitive damages.
4. Plaintiff also seeks any additional relief as deemed appropriate by the Court that is not
requested herein.
EVIDENCE
1. Exhibit A- Defendant stealing Plaintiff’s vehicle and striking him with it.
2. Witnesses will be presented during the discovery phase.
Date: 07/14/25
/s/ HITHERWGUYS
Plaintiff
Plaintiff & Counsel of Record
