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Cop Baptizes Woman Instead of Giving her a Ticket.... Family Sues, and Wins!
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HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. — The family of a woman whom a former Hamilton County deputy led into Soddy Lake to be baptized has reached a proposed settlement with the county.
Shandle Riley, who died in 2022, was baptised by then-Hamilton County Sheriff's Office Deputy Daniel Wilkey as a way for her to get out of a ticket, back in February 2019.
Wilkey's partner, Jacob Goforth, recorded the incident on his body camera.
That footage was revealed when Riley's attorney filed an $11 million lawsuit against Hamilton County in federal court.
As part of the proposed settlement, Riley's family will receive $100,000.
Wilkey faced charges for the baptism incident and dozens of others, but all of those charges were later dropped.
In court, Wilkey admitted to baptising Riley, but he said it was she who, unprompted, specifically asked Wilkey to do it so she could "turn away from her life of drug abuse and crime."
The suit says Wilkey told Riley he would only give her a citation instead of take her to jail for marijuana remnants in her car if she let him baptize her.
Afterward, Riley said she felt 'horribly violated.'
Riley died of an overdose in April 2022. One man faces charges in her death.
Shandle Riley, who died in 2022, was baptised by then-Hamilton County Sheriff's Office Deputy Daniel Wilkey as a way for her to get out of a ticket, back in February 2019.
Wilkey's partner, Jacob Goforth, recorded the incident on his body camera.
That footage was revealed when Riley's attorney filed an $11 million lawsuit against Hamilton County in federal court.
As part of the proposed settlement, Riley's family will receive $100,000.
Wilkey faced charges for the baptism incident and dozens of others, but all of those charges were later dropped.
In court, Wilkey admitted to baptising Riley, but he said it was she who, unprompted, specifically asked Wilkey to do it so she could "turn away from her life of drug abuse and crime."
The suit says Wilkey told Riley he would only give her a citation instead of take her to jail for marijuana remnants in her car if she let him baptize her.
Afterward, Riley said she felt 'horribly violated.'
Riley died of an overdose in April 2022. One man faces charges in her death.
LordTorquemada 7 months ago
QGK 8 months ago
«Such bullshit!!! That is a good cop. Parents are money hungry lawsuit chasing FAGGOTS»
1mp0st3r 11 months ago
«Good. He will burn in hell like most Christians and Republicunts.»
QGK 8 months ago
«@1mp0st3r fuck you, that was an amazing interaction. Her family are a bincha FAGGOTS like you»
Captain Pettibone 11 months ago
«Pretty morally disgusting to ask to be baptized to get out of a ticket, and then having the audacity to sue over it.»
Fartcakes 11 months ago
«Jesus tittie fucking christ...creepy religious shit or get arrested for some shake? I'd take the charge over that inbred shit.»
QGK 8 months ago
«@Fartcakes FAGGOT»
CHENANGO 11 months ago
«This is dumb as hell for baptizing her they wanted 11 million. What a joke»
Motherfocker78 11 months ago
«So turning away from your wicked ways is wrong and baptism is wrong but doing dope is cool and acceptable... Backwards b s.»
QGK 8 months ago
«@Motherfocker78 yup. Your analogy is the depiction of the left»
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