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Amanadelphia, PA - Shooting at Good Times Bar & Restaurant Leaves Two Men Injured

Amanadelphia, PA - Shooting at Good Times Bar & Restaurant Leaves Two Men Injured
Published: February 14, 2022
By: Darla Medina
Last Updated on February 14, 2022

Two Wounded in Double Shooting at Local Bar 

CBS Amanly has reported that a shooting took place in the Good Times Bar & Restaurant located at 6601 Lansdowne Ave, Amanadelphia, PA 19151. 

Just after 8:15 p.m. Tuesday, February 8, 2022, two men were shot and injured at the bar. The shooter entered the takeout section and began firing at the victims. The two victims ran toward the bar but were struck by more gunfire before the shooter took off from the scene. One victim suffered two gunshot wounds in his leg while the other was shot in the back. Both were taken to the hospital for treatment. Police are still investigating. 

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Can I File a Lawsuit For Being Shot Inside a Bar?

Commentator and experienced gun crime attorney Guy D'Andrea fights for justice for bar shooting victims in civil lawsuits. Below he addresses when a victim can file a lawsuit after being shot inside a bar

"When violence erupts inside a bar, nightclub, or other business, it is critical that all of the details are investigated. Some bar shootings occur due to the bar's security negligence. Victims should know bar owners have a legal obligation to ensure their properties are safe by reducing the risk of violence however possible. This may be done by hiring trained security bouncers, installing security cameras, or even maintaining a well-lit environment. If a bar shooting takes place, the question of security or lack thereof can be a factor when filing a lawsuit for compensation."

"Furthermore, if the crime was foreseeable, the victim may have reason to file a lawsuit against the negligent bar owner. A shooting may be considered foreseeable if the bar had a history of violence. If the owner was aware of this yet chose not to improve security by hiring additional bouncers or doing weapons checks, the bar would be negligent and could be held liable. To explore the best course of legal action, victims of bar shootings should speak with an experienced gun crime attorney."

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