Summary
In Allmond, the plaintiff alleged that the police officer "was not acting in response to any official duty of any form, or kind whatsoever nor was he involved in any pursuit, or emergency activity that required, mandated, or permitted the excessive speed at which he was traveling, as he was accelerating up to approximately 120 miles per hour."
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No. COA12–1270.
2013-11-19
Gerald ALLMOND, as Administrator of The Estate of Sandra Gail Allmond, Plaintiff v. James D. GOODNIGHT, individually And James D. Goodnight, in his capacity as a member of the North Carolina Highway Patrol, Defendant Gerald Allmond, as Guardian ad Litem for ELIJAH ALLMOND, a minor, Plaintiff v. James D. Goodnight, individually And James D. Goodnight, in his capacity as a member of the North Carolina Highway Patrol, Defendant.
Abrams & Abrams, P.A., by Douglas B. Abrams, Margaret S. Abrams, and Noah B. Abrams; Davis Law Group, P.A., by Brian F. Davis, for Plaintiffs–Appellees. Roberts & Stevens, P.A., by Wyatt S. Stevens and Ann–Patton Hornthal, for Defendant–Appellant.