Deputy Sues 911 Caller for Not Warning of Possible DangerAmanda Warren Because of this knowledge, two sheriffs deputies were dispatched along with paramedics one of the deputies was Brady Pullen. video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player *Here is the fourth unfortunate event only mentioned in the video and not one of the source stories: a witness, sister-in-law, Roxanne, claims that Yazar never attacked or even touched the deputy at all, but backed away, put his hands up, and prayed aloud and was shot three times and killed anyway. A cousin-in-law, Corina Padilla, says Yazar had drunk tea that caused hallucinations but was only suffering from stress and depression. She also says: If this is true, it makes the incident and the litigation truly bizarre and suspect. With few witnesses against the word of one deputy (working with another) over a man who was allegedly on one of the most volatile drugs ever known will we ever know what happened? That being the case, a life has been paid, injuries or not to the deputy, resulting from a call for help. The deputy responsible, whether warranted or not, is suing the 911 caller. The mother-in-law calling for help. Not hiding his sarcasm, Criminal Attorney Brian Wice said: He called the ensuing litigation a slap in the face to first responders everywhere. http://www.click2houston.com/news/harris-county-sheriff-deputy-suing-911-caller/-/1735978/21474954/-/5dqgguz/-/index.html Read other articles by Amanda Warren 