THE STATE OF RIDGEWAY
RIDGEWAY SUPERIOR COURT
THR33SIX8, an unemployed individual
Plaintiff,
-against-
RAINQG, in his official capacity as a corporal
of the Ridgeway County Sheriff's Office
pursuant to The Torts And Civil Procedure
Act of 2026 § 205(d)(ⅱ)/7 R. Stat. § 121.404
Defendant.
RSC-CV-####
CIVIL COMPLAINT (INITIALLY
FILED)
Presiding Judge: N/A
Plaintiff thr33six8, proceeding without counsel hereby brings this civil action and for
their allegations against the defendant, it is alleged as follows:
STATEMENT OF FACTS
1. On 2026-07-05, Plaintiff thr33six8 was in the State of Ridgeway.1
2. At 13:05 (UTC-5:00), Plaintiff was on Majellan Way in the unincorporated community of
Sterling Heights (a.k.a. Sterling).2
3. It was nighttime.
4. Plaintiff was driving his black Rampart, which had its headlights on.
5. RSP Lieutenant v_masuka (f.k.a. SOURCED_V), RCSO Lieutenant shmain123,
Corporal atlantxic, Cadet levi03147, RNG Lieutenant Colonel CephalGPT, Colonel
J0ERND, Sergeant HxgoNix (who is also a lieutenant of the Ridgeway County Sheriff's
Office), Major General mlchalpm, Captain PueriliusThorn, First Sergeant
SovereignLiberator, PPD Patrol Officer coolbro62390, then-Corporal theburnerphone,
MCPD Chief stud_z, and Police Officer kola188 were on-duty.
6. A gunfight was going on: on-duty RCSO Corporal and Defendant rainqg, who was
wearing the BDU of the RCSO Special Response Team and had a Stetson Cardiac-5, was
shooting at Nikkov_1, who was shooting back with his Stetson Cardiac-5.
7. The gunfight took place on the intersection of Sycamore St and Majellan Way, while the
plaintiff was at the cul-de-sac nearby.
8. dpsbadatjob spawned at his house, which was at 3200 Majellan Way.
9. Defendant killed Nikkov_1 at 13:05:50.
10. The plaintiff got out of his Rampart, took out his Stetson M2-A automatic rifle, and got
ready to open fire on the defendant.
2 Has neither de facto (i.e., statuatorily defined) name nor designated status.
Cf. 9 R. Stat. §§ 332.001–323.002 (statutes naming and designating Palmer and
Milton whereas Sterling's defintion is absent). It is therefore an
unincorporated community.
1 This is a date that is written in ISO 8601, which is written as YYYY-MM-DD.
This date, 2026-07-05, is the same as July 5th, 2026.
11. The defendant shot at the plaintiff, and the plaintiff returned fire.
12. During this gunfight, dpsbadatjob was accidentally shot by the plaintiff twice because he
was between the plaintiff and the defendant. He was walking toward the house at 3350
Majellan Way, which was behind the plaintiff.
13. At 13:05:56, Nikkov_1 respawned at his house, which was at 3600 Majellan Way.
14. At 13:05:57, the plaintiff killed the defendant.
15. The defendant did not land any shot on the plaintiff.
16. While dpsbadatjob was walking toward the aforementioned house, the plaintiff caught up
to him and said, "yo bro u mind helpin" and "wait come back D:".
17. He said, "we're ammo farming. u wanna join in?". dpsbadatjob replied, "nah", and the
plaintiff said ":(" and then "alrite…"
18. At 13:06:23, the defendant's vehicle, which was a marked RCSO actila, despawned.
19. At 13:06:35, Nikkov_1, who had gotten another Stetson Cardiac-5, got into the plaintiff's
Rampart while the plaintiff was on the driver's seat.
20. 3 seconds later, the plaintiff said to Nikkov_1, "let's drive legally this time around".
21. At 13:06:42, the plaintiff used his right turn signal as he was approaching the stop sign on
Sycamore/Majellan, switched his Rampart's gear from 2 to 1, stopped at the stop sign,
and turned onto Sycamore St.
22. At 13:06:48, the plaintiff was driving on Sycamore St at 30 SPS because he set his
Rampart's gear to 1, and the plaintiff saw the defendant, who was on Majellan Way and
was turning onto Sycamore St.
23. The defendant was driving in a marked RCSO Actila with emergency lights and
headlights activated.
24. The defendant, whose vehicle was emitting a low hum such that the vehicle's gear was at
5, would catch up to the plaintiff.
25. Before the plaintiff could turn right onto US-50 with his right turn signal on and before a
green light, the defendant crashed the front of his vehicle into the trunk of the plaintiff's
Rampart.
26. The defendant crashed into the pole holding the traffic control devices facing south,
immediately activated the Actila's parking brake, got out, took out his Stetson Cardiac-5,
and hopped on the hood of the plaintiff's Rampart.
27. The defendant opened fire on the plaintiff with his Stetson Cardiac-5 at 13:06:53, which
rapidly worsened the health of his Rampart.
28. One second later, Nikkov_1 got out of the plaintiff's rampart, took out his Stetson
Cardiac-5, began walking east, and opened fire on rainqg, who was still shooting at the
plaintiff.
29. One second later, Nikkov_1 killed rainqg as the corporal got off the plaintiff's Rampart to
use the vehicle as cover.
30. The plaintiff then said, "no qi btw".
31. On 2026-07-10, the plaintiff opened a ticket, which was namely #contact-240, in the
Discord server of the State of Ridgeway's Department of Justice.
32. When the ticket was opened, in the aforementioned channel, the Tickets v2 bot sent a
message that read: "@here", and then followed it up with another message that had an
embed which read: "Thank you for contacting support. Please describe your issue and
wait for a response."
33. The plaintiff sent a message, which read, "unloading this clip for 2 R. Stat. [§] 123.001
arbitration" (hyperlink kept intact), and it had a .mp4 video file attached that the plaintiff
believes to depict Compl. ¶¶ 1–29.
34. Solicitor General Hecxtro Esq., who was appointed to be the solicitor general on
2026-07-03, sent a message 10 hours later, which read: "See 238", which was referring to
a message that the attorney sent in #contact-238, a ticket opened by the plaintiff for
arbitration of misconduct arising from RSP Trooper mp5sopmods. That message read:
"We will be with you soon :) @thr33six8".
35. Afterwards, no employee of the Department of Justice came to the plaintiff regarding the
arbitration/mediation requested in #contact-238.
36. The plaintff also made a complaint about Defendant and RCSO Cpl. rainqg using the
RCSO's Internal Affairs Complaint Form (hereinafter "IACF"). In his complaint, the
plaintiff included the same video which he believes to depict Compl. ¶¶ 1–29.
VENUE
Although not procedurally required, the plaintiff includes these statements on venue and
jurisdiction:
1. Venue is proper in this Court because the alleged actions took place in Sterling Heights
and the City of Palmer, which are parts of Ridgeway County and the State of Ridgeway,
and it is therefore subject to the laws of both the county and the state.
2. This court, which is the Superior Court of the State of Ridgeway, "shall exercise original
jurisdiction for all civil and criminal cases or controversies under the rules as set by the
Supreme Court". R. Const. Art. Ⅴ § Ⅳ.
PARTIES
1. Defendant rainqg is a resident of the State of Ridgeway. He is a corporal of the Ridgeway
County Sheriff's Office, having been employed since 2024-01-27, and he is also a senior
detective of the Ridgeway County Sheriff's Office's Criminal Investigations Division, a
"criminal investigative division" from 9 R. Stat. § 331.405(b). He has held his 9 R. Stat. §
222.101-formed peace officer certification from the Law Enforcement Training Center
since 2021-04-22. At the time of the tortfeasance, he was an operator of RCSO's Special
Response Team, one of RCSO's "special response teams" in their Special Operations
Bureau pursuant to Id., at § 331.406(a).
2. Defendant errcore is a resident of the State of Ridgeway. Having been employed since
2024-01-27, Defendant errcore is a RCSO captain and the chief of the RCSO's
Investigations Bureau, which is formed at Id., at § 331.406. He has held his peace officer
certification since 2022-02-01.
3. Plaintiff thr33six8 is a citizen of the State of Ridgeway, and he is unemployed. He was a
rifleman for the Ridgeway State Guard, a "state agency" formed by 5 R. Stat. § 133.001
(obsoletely and similiarly 3 R. Stat. § 1205).
TORTS
Pursuant to Rid. R. Civ. Pro. 8(a), the plaintiff includes these numbered statements which show
his entitlement of relief, and, as such, the plaintiff includes the following torts:
#1: Official Misconduct (7 R. Stat. § 121.404)
1. Plaintiff incorporates the facts that were pled this complaint's statement of facts here.
2. The tort of official misconduct is when "Any individual who is a public servant and
commits an act relating to his office but constitutes an unauthorized exercise of his
official functions, knowing that such act is unauthorized; or refrains from performing a
duty which is imposed upon him by law or is clearly inherent in the nature of his office",
and the relief for such is compensatory damages, "injunctive reliefs restraining the
[tortfeasor] from performing a certain action", and punitive damages up to $10,000. 7 R.
Stat. § 121.404.
3. Defendant and RCSO Cpl. rainqg was on-duty as a corporal of the Ridgeway County
Sheriff's Office. Compl. ¶ 5; since the RCSO is an "agency of the County of Ridgeway",
9 R. Stat. § 331.001, the defendant was on-duty as that agency, and he was acting in his
capacity as a deputy, he was a public servant there.
4. The defendant committed an unauthorized exercise of his functions as a deputy when he
shot at the plaintiff, Compl. ¶ 26, while not making an arrest, which is not in the scope of
his statuatorily defined authority. See 9 R. Stat. § 331.201(f).
5. Since it is the policy of the Ridgeway County Sheriff's Office that all deputies are
responsible for their use of force, and they must "be reasonable" with it, the defendant
knew that such an action—namely, the use of force applied onto the plaintiff at Compl. ¶
26—is unauthorized by policy, and also had to refrain from doing such an act. Ridgeway
County Sheriff's Office Department Handbook, § 303 (hereinafter "RCSO Dept. Pol.")
("[Deputies] are capable and responsible for applying varying levels of force in the
course of [their] duties. [Deputies] are expected to be reasonable in this application and
the force applied should be proportional to the actions that resulted in force being
taken."); Ridgeway County Sheriff's Office Code of Conduct, § 2.03 (hereinafter "RCSO
Off.") (offense defining and penalizing use of force violations); accord thr33six8 v.
PeakEffect, Rid. Superior C., RSC-CV-2553 (2024) (civil case where plaintiff was given
relief on his Official Misconduct claim for excessive force used by defendant).
6. Since (1) Defendant and RCSO Cpl. rainqg was a public servant, and (2) he committed
an unauthorized exercise of his statuatory authority, he is liable for the tort of official
misconduct.
DEMAND FOR JUDGMENT
Pursuant to Rid. R. Civ. Pro. 8(a), the plaintiff includes these statements as a "demand for
judgment" for each tort put forward:
#1: Relief for Official Misconduct
1. Plaintiff demands the following as relief for the first tort, which is Official Misconduct:
a. $10,000 in punitive damages from Defendant rainqg himself (i.e., in his
individual capacity pursuant to 7 R. Stat. § 121.404(b)).
DATED: 2026-07-17
Respectfully submitted,
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thr33six8
Plaintiff
/s thr33six8
