Police Chase Shooting and Crash, Abandoned By Government. Special Episode.

Police Chase Shooting and Crash, Abandoned By Government. During a high-speed chase, Police Lieutenant Charles Neill was shot in the head, barely surviving a subsequent crash. The incident occurred in Oologah, Oklahoma, where Lt. Neill was responding to a call for assistance from Talala Police Officer Stephen Pales. The pursuit, spanning 24 miles and ending in Kansas, turned disastrous when suspects fired at police cars and other vehicles, hitting Lt. Neill in the head.

Miraculously, Lt. Neill survived the violent crash, aided by first responders and medical teams. However, the aftermath revealed a different struggle. Despite suffering life-altering injuries, he felt abandoned by the Town and State Government, claiming they failed to support him and his family adequately. Police Chase Shooting and Crash, Abandoned By Government.

The aftermath unfolded as Lt. Neill faced delays in workers' compensation, hindering crucial medical treatments. It took two weeks for workers' compensation to file a case, leaving the hospital to use his private insurance initially. The subsequent bureaucratic hurdles resulted in delayed neurology appointments and a prolonged approval process for necessary medical devices.

Lt. Neill, enduring multiple surgeries and therapy, expressed the constant pain stemming from the shooting. His injuries include migraine headaches and bulging disks in his neck and lower back. The physical toll on his body, compounded by the slow workers' compensation process, left him in a state of limbo, unable to secure a medical retirement from his department. Police Chase Shooting and Crash, Abandoned By Government.

The financial strain added to the challenges, with disability payments capped at a little less than $400 per week. Lt. Neill and his wife, a schoolteacher, found themselves fighting for every bit of medical treatment, even going to court to settle a $36,000 bill for a life flight. Despite his military background and recent college graduation, Lt. Neill faced unexpected hurdles in his pursuit of justice, highlighting systemic issues in the workers' compensation system that affected not only his career but also his family's well-being.

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