Re: Couple at New York City hotel opened door expecting Uber Eats, instead found armed robber, says lawsuit alleging lax security

On Fri,  7 Jul 2023 19:43:35 +0200 (CEST), More Obama problems
<[email protected]> wrote:

This sounds like another frivolous lawsuit going nowhere.

Swill


>On 30 Sep 2021, Ubiquitous <[email protected]> posted some
>news:[email protected]: 
>
>> 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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