Legal Opinion
Brewer v. Teano
California Court of Appeal
Decided December 1, 1995No. B082617PublishedCited by 23 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
EPSTEIN, Acting P. J.
According to plaintiff’s complaint, together with reasonable inferences from the allegations in that pleading, William P. Teano negligently and recklessly drove his car so that it repeatedly collided with a car driven by the plaintiff, Jeffrey R. Brewer. Afraid that he would be assaulted by Teano if he pulled over and stopped, plaintiff left the scene. A bystander, seeing him leave the scene of the accident, reported these events to police. As a result, plaintiff was arrested for hit-and-run. Later, criminal charges were filed against him, and he was held to answer…
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