On 30 Sep 2021, Ubiquitous <webermark@polaris.net> posted some
news:sj5898$t7o$37@news.dns-netz.com:

> This happens when a city is run by niggers and does not control the
> other niggers.

A couple is suing the New York hotel they stayed at in 2021 for failing
to provide adequate security, saying they were robbed at gunpoint after
they opened their room door expecting Uber Eats.

The lawsuit, which was filed Friday in Kings County Supreme Court in
Brooklyn, names as defendants the Boro Hotel in Long Island City,
Queens, and the corporations that own and manage the hotel. The
plaintiffs are identified only as John Doe and Jane Doe. Supreme Court
is the name of New York state's highest trial court.

The violent robbery occurred after midnight on Jan. 2, 2021, according
to the lawsuit. Jane Doe heard a knock at the door, and John Doe got up
to answer it, believing it was an Uber Eats delivery worker.

�At which point two (2) men (�assailants�) pushed through the door. One
(1) man pushed Plaintiff, JOHN DOE to the ground and put a gun to his
head,� the suit says. �The other assailant pulled the covers off of
Plaintiff, JANE DOE and tied her legs together with a sheet. The two (2)
assailants took the Plaintiffs, JANE DOE and JOHN DOE�s wallets,
jewelry, car keys, and sneakers and left the hotel room.�

The robbery caused the plaintiffs emotional trauma that includes
flashbacks, nightmares and other physical manifestations of injuries,
including heart-racing and sweating, according to the suit.

A Boro Hotel spokesperson said in a statement: �This claim is without
merit. We fully cooperated with law enforcement in their 2021
investigation. The circumstances giving rise to the alleged robbery are
highly suspicious. Safety is our absolute top priority, and this type of
incident has not occurred in our seven years of operation. We look
forward to having this frivolous suit dismissed.�

Attorney Mark Shirian, who is representing the couple, who are in their
20s, said in a statement Monday: �The victims entrusted their safety and
well-being to Boro Hotel, expecting a secure and protected environment
during their stay. Regrettably, the hotel failed to fulfill its duty of
care and maintain adequate security measures to prevent criminal
activities on its premises.�

The statement continued: �This failure directly resulted in our clients
becoming targets of a heinous act, causing significant emotional
distress, physical harm, and financial losses. We firmly believe that
hotels have a paramount responsibility to ensure the safety of their
guests. Negligent security, as alleged in this lawsuit, represents a
breach of that duty.�

The suit alleges dangerous areas existed at the hotel because of poor
lighting, secluded areas, poor security and no surveillance in or near
the lobby.

After the robbery, the plaintiffs went to the lobby to report the crime
and police were called, the lawsuit says. When the plaintiffs spoke to
police, they were shown video of the suspects leaving the hotel but
believed there was no video of the suspects entering it, the lawsuit
says.

New York City police did not immediately comment Monday to update the
case and their investigation.

The plaintiffs are asking for monetary damages for personal injuries,
battery and assault, as well as negligence on behalf of the defendants,
according to the lawsuit.

This article was originally published on NBCNews.com

https://news.yahoo.com/couple-york-city-hotel-opened-215722636.html

On Fri, 7 Jul 2023 19:43:35 +0200 (CEST), More Obama problems
<obama.caused.the.black.problems@splcenter.org> wrote:

This sounds like another frivolous lawsuit going nowhere.

Swill

>On 30 Sep 2021, Ubiquitous <webermark@polaris.net> posted some
>news:sj5898$t7o$37@news.dns-netz.com:
>
>> This happens when a city is run by niggers and does not control the
>> other niggers.
>
>A couple is suing the New York hotel they stayed at in 2021 for failing
>to provide adequate security, saying they were robbed at gunpoint after
>they opened their room door expecting Uber Eats.
>
>The lawsuit, which was filed Friday in Kings County Supreme Court in
>Brooklyn, names as defendants the Boro Hotel in Long Island City,
>Queens, and the corporations that own and manage the hotel. The
>plaintiffs are identified only as John Doe and Jane Doe. Supreme Court
>is the name of New York state's highest trial court.
>
>The violent robbery occurred after midnight on Jan. 2, 2021, according
>to the lawsuit. Jane Doe heard a knock at the door, and John Doe got up
>to answer it, believing it was an Uber Eats delivery worker.
>
>“At which point two (2) men (‘assailants’) pushed through the door. One
>(1) man pushed Plaintiff, JOHN DOE to the ground and put a gun to his
>head,” the suit says. “The other assailant pulled the covers off of
>Plaintiff, JANE DOE and tied her legs together with a sheet. The two (2)
>assailants took the Plaintiffs, JANE DOE and JOHN DOE’s wallets,
>jewelry, car keys, and sneakers and left the hotel room.”
>
>The robbery caused the plaintiffs emotional trauma that includes
>flashbacks, nightmares and other physical manifestations of injuries,
>including heart-racing and sweating, according to the suit.
>
>A Boro Hotel spokesperson said in a statement: “This claim is without
>merit. We fully cooperated with law enforcement in their 2021
>investigation. The circumstances giving rise to the alleged robbery are
>highly suspicious. Safety is our absolute top priority, and this type of
>incident has not occurred in our seven years of operation. We look
>forward to having this frivolous suit dismissed.”
>
>Attorney Mark Shirian, who is representing the couple, who are in their
>20s, said in a statement Monday: “The victims entrusted their safety and
>well-being to Boro Hotel, expecting a secure and protected environment
>during their stay. Regrettably, the hotel failed to fulfill its duty of
>care and maintain adequate security measures to prevent criminal
>activities on its premises.”
>
>The statement continued: “This failure directly resulted in our clients
>becoming targets of a heinous act, causing significant emotional
>distress, physical harm, and financial losses. We firmly believe that
>hotels have a paramount responsibility to ensure the safety of their
>guests. Negligent security, as alleged in this lawsuit, represents a
>breach of that duty.”
>
>The suit alleges dangerous areas existed at the hotel because of poor
>lighting, secluded areas, poor security and no surveillance in or near
>the lobby.
>
>After the robbery, the plaintiffs went to the lobby to report the crime
>and police were called, the lawsuit says. When the plaintiffs spoke to
>police, they were shown video of the suspects leaving the hotel but
>believed there was no video of the suspects entering it, the lawsuit
>says.
>
>New York City police did not immediately comment Monday to update the
>case and their investigation.
>
>The plaintiffs are asking for monetary damages for personal injuries,
>battery and assault, as well as negligence on behalf of the defendants,
>according to the lawsuit.
>
>This article was originally published on NBCNews.com
>
>https://news.yahoo.com/couple-york-city-hotel-opened-215722636.html
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