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STATE OF RIDGEWAY SUPERIOR COURT JEPALOON Plaintiff, v. CRIMZOH Defendant. CIVIL COMPLAINT Docket No. RSC-CV-2214 PARTIES 1. Mr. Jepaloon, the Plaintiff, is a citizen of the State of Ridgeway. 2. Mr. Crimzoh, the Defendant, is a citizen 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 (5 R. Stat. § 202 - Battery) On or about the date of 29 January 2024; 1. Plaintiff was peacefully and civilly conducting his business as a citizen of the State of Ridgeway and was detained by Officer AdamAxer33 of the Palmer Police Department during this situation in question. 2. The defendant, Crimzoh, can be seen approaching the Palmer Police Department and parking his gray Gridlock van at the entrance of the building. 3. The defendant swiftly exits his vehicle and equips an Stetson M2-A rifle and began open firing at the crowd of people surrounding the plaintiff and Officer Axer. 4. Due to the gunfire coming from the defendant, Officer AdamAxer33 and a nearby bystander are killed. Shortly after, the defendant discharges his firearm at the plaintiff, who is still in handcuffs, causing unconsented harmful contact to his person. (5 R. Stat. § 209 - Wrongful Death) 1. Plaintiff repeats and realleges the allegations contained in Line 1 (one) through 4 (four) on page 1 (one) of this complaint. 2. As of a result of the unconsented harmful contact brought to the plaintiff by the defendant, Mr. Crimzoh, the plaintiff was almost immediately killed. (5 R. Stat. § 213 - Trover) 3. Plaintiff repeats and realleges the allegations contained in Line 1 (one) through 4 (four) on page 1 (one) of this complaint. 4. Shortly after the defendant had shot and killed the plaintiff, the defendant can be seen picking up his previously held Barrage 1014 shotgun off the ground, along with two boxes of 9mm and 12 guage ammunition. As well as a coffee that the plaintiff had on his person that was dropped after he had died. PRAYERS FOR RELIEF 1. Plaintiff prays the Court finds Defendant liable for the aforementioned torts. 2. Plaintiff seeks monetary relief amounting to $538 in compensatory damages and $1,500 in punitive damages. a. $500 for 5 R. Stat. § 202 - Battery b. $1000 for 5 R. Stat. § 209 - Wrongful Death c. $413 for 5 R. Stat. § 213 - Trover. d. $125 for the Plaintiff’s legal fees. 3. Plaintiff also seeks any additional relief as deemed appropriate by the Court that is not requested herein. EVIDENCE 1. Exhibit A - Defendant killing and looting his personal belongings 2. Witnesses will be presented during the discovery phase. Date: 01/29/24 /s/ Jepaloon Plaintiff Counsel of Record

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