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This thread, which was locked, has some new information. The former DEA agent's original lawsuit was rejected so he has filed an appeal. The shooting occurred in 2004.

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I often wondered if his reaction or non-reaction to the pain was partly because he was an ex-pro football player. Those guys get hit and knocked down and get right back up and go on playing.

bigred90gt wrote:He just carries on so calm and collected like nothing happened, immediately after putting a .40 S&W round into his leg.

That is being cool.

The DEA agent, Lee Paige, filed as a pro se plaintiff. His complaint was very poorly written. Since then, he has retained an attorney, but I haven't heard anything about the progress of his lawsuit.

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