RIDGEWAY SUPERIOR COURT
EPIDERMISGUPTA69,
Plaintiff,
v.
BETATHEWOLFGAMER, in his
INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY and
QUASI-OFFICIAL CAPACITY,
Defendant.
Case No. RSC-CV-841
ANSWER TO COMPLAINT
The DEFENDANT, BetaTheWolfGamer, comes now, with counsel, to answer the
complaint against him.
PARTIES
1. Plaintiff, epidermisgupta69, is a citizen and resident of the State of Ridgeway.
2. Defendant, BetaTheWolfGamer, is a citizen and resident of the State of Ridgeway who is
employed within the County Sheriff’s Office and was on duty during the time of the
tortious actions, but is being sued in individual and quasi-official capacity.
JURISDICTION AND VENUE
3. Defendant agrees the Superior Court of Ridgeway State has jurisdiction to hear this case.
4. Defendant agrees the venue is proper, but not that any tortious action occurred.
ANSWER
5. Defendant agrees.
6. Defendant agrees.
7. Defendant admits in part. The firearm displayed was not being displayed lawfully.
8. Defendant admits in part; plaintiff’s firearm does not have to be pointed at someone for it
to be unlawful, the Plaintiff was displaying his firearm in view of the public, and in view
of a police officer.
9. Defendant agrees
10. Defendant agrees that the plaintiff has the right to possess his firearm, but should do so in
lawful ways, unlawfully displaying his firearm does not qualify. Plaintiff was not outside
the view of others.
11. Defendant disputes. The Defendant was well within his rights to enter the proper, exigent
circumstances existed. The Defendant entered the property to protect the public from
harm, and prevent the destruction of evidence by the Plaintiff.
12. Defendant agrees, this holds no bearing on the case though.
13. Defendant disputes, the Defendant knew he had probable cause and exigent
circumstances (having heard a gunshot from a Cline 1711), hence why he entered the
property.
14. Defendant agrees, however this holds no bearing on the case.
15. Defendant agrees, however this holds no bearing on the case, it is not the fault of the
Defendant that the Plaintiff was killed by a criminal, and it would have been prevented if
the Plaintiff had not committed a crime.
16. First Cause Dismissed
17. By the Courts
SECOND CAUSE OF ACTION
(1 R. Stat. §3114 - Official Misconduct )
18. In reference to paragraph 18, denies all prior allegations not otherwise admitted.
19. Defendant admits, and is proud to serve in the County Sheriff’s Office and proud to have
been promoted to Sergeant.
20. Defendant admits, and is honored to carry out those duties, which he does to the best of
his ability every time he goes on shift.
21. Defendant denies.
Dated, 8th January, 2023
Respectfully Submitted.
TOTORO987123
Solicitor General,
Department of Justice
MATTHEWSANDRINGHAM
General Counsel & Captain,
Ridgeway County Fire Department
Counsel for the Defendant
APPENDIX OF EVIDENCE
Exhibit A: Body Cam from Sergeant Beta