IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF RIDGEWAY
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF RIDGEWAY
Siboa004,
Plaintiff,
v.
Proceed101,
Defendant.
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CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO.: RSC-CV-3105
JUDGE: HON. BOMMES
ORDER FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT TO BE INSTATED UPON DEFENDANT
THIS MATTER came before the Court on Plaintiff Siboa004’s Motion for Default
Judgment. Plaintiff entered a Civil Complaint against Defendant and served Defendant
accordingly. The complaint was filed on 06/23/2024, the defendant was served on 06/24/2024.
the defendant, not being a government entity or a direct servant thereof, had until 06/29/2024 to
enter a reply to the above mentioned complaint. Defendant has failed to do so, and thus the court
grants plaintiff’s motion for default judgment.
By not responding to the complaint filed against them within the given deadline, they
forfeit their right to defend themselves against the complaint, as such, the facts as alleged in the
plaintiff’s complaint are held as true, and the court orders the defendant to pay the requested
relief.
REQUESTED RELIEF
The plaintiff has requested for the court to find the defendant liable for the following:
- One count of Wrongful Death, with a maximum relief sum of $5,000
- One count of Battery, with a maximum relief sum of $4,500
- The reimbursement sum of $643, consisting of:
- 1 Stetson M1-A (purchased at the Bloxmart in Palmer, with a retail value
of approximately $493)
- 3 boxes of 5.56 caliber ammunition (purchased at the Bloxmart in Palmer,
with a retail value of approximately $50 per box , totalling $150).
The plaintiff also requested that the defendant be ordered to pay the plaintiff's procedure
costs of $125.00.
CONCLUSION
Due to the absence of any and all attempts to dispute the facts by the defendant, the court
holds that the defendant, on June 22nd 2024, without legal justification committed the act of
battery by repeatedly striking the plaintiff with their crowbar. Furthermore, the court sees no
reason that the defendant was protected under any relevant doctrines at the time of this incident.
The defendant ignored the known and obvious risk that the plaintiff might die from being
repeatedly hit by a weapon, in this case the defendant’s crowbar.
As such, the court deems the defendant liable, both for the battering of the plaintiff
without legal justification and the subsequent death of the plaintiff, which was not the result of
any acts of self defense or protecting their property from impeding harm.
The court finds the defendant liable on both counts, and they are ordered to pay the total
relief listed above, for a total of $10,628. Accordingly, the Court holds that Defendant is
ORDERED to pay the requested relief in full 7 days from the date of this verdict, or risk being
marked as a delinquent. Pursuant to the Fugitive Debt Recovery Act (hereafter referred to as the
FDRA) section 2, subsection 3, those declared delinquent may not:
I. Register a business
II. Enroll or be admitted to the Law Enforcement Training Center
III. Attain employment in any public entity
IV. Contract or otherwise do business with the government
V. Participate in liquidation sales or auctions pursuant to subsection 2.4 of the FDRA
VI. File civil litigation except for cases of equity against the government which allege
grave constitutional violations
VII. File or petition for an expungement of a criminal record
VIII. Be admitted into the bar association of the State of Ridgeway
The court REJECTS any other requests for relief that are not sufficiently motivated,
explicitly requested or otherwise fall outside the boundaries of this order.
SO ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED in chambers in Milton, Ridgeway
County, Ridgeway, this 30th day of June, 2024.
/s/ bommes
BOMMES
MAGISTRATE JUDGE
Copies to: Plaintiff / Defendant
Sawyeriez, Counsel for the Plaintiff
