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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
CIVIL ACTION
smellyboi5 (Represented by Ediyto of Summit Law Firm)
Plaintiff
v.
AirMailmedl814
Defendant
COMPLAINT
The Plaintiff complains against the Defendant as follows:
WRITTEN STATEMENT FROM THE PLAINTIFF
1. Extortion
Theft Criminalization Act §29
Under the Theft Criminalization Act §29, an entity commits an offense if they compel or induce another individual to deliver property by means of instilling a fear that the actor will cause physical injury. The Defendant's explicit statement, "Ill pay you with your lif," combined with actively discharging a firearm into the Plaintiff, constitutes an undeniable use of force and fear to compel compliance.
The property was surrendered under absolute physical and mental duress, fulfilling every statutory element of Extortion.
2. Battery
Redmont Civil Code Act
A civil Battery occurs when a party intentionally and unlawfully inflicts harmful or offensive physical contact upon another individual without their consent. By discharging a firearm and shooting the Plaintiff, the Defendant committed an unprovoked, egregious act of physical violence.
This assault directly facilitated the theft and caused immediate personal harm to the Plaintiff, establishing independent tort liability for Battery.
3. Conversion
Redmont Civil Code Act Part VII §7(a), §7(b), §7(c)(ii)
The Defendant intentionally and wrongfully exerted unauthorized dominion over the Plaintiff's shulker box. The Defendant acquired these items through open physical violence and criminal intimidation, satisfying §7(c)(ii) by taking property through unlawful duress with a clear scheme to permanently deprive the rightful owner.
The Defendant possesses no legal right to retain this property. Pursuant to RCCA Part VII §7, the Plaintiff is fully entitled to Restitution and Treble Damages.
4. Punitive Damages
Redmont Civil Code Act Part III §3(2)(b)(iii) and §3(2)(b)(iv)
The Defendant's conduct severely satisfies the requirements for punitive awards. Under §3(2)(b)(iii), discharging a weapon into a citizen shows a total, reckless indifference to safety and life. Under §3(2)(b)(iv), deploying armed mafia shakedown tactics to rob citizens is deeply malicious, fraudulent, and executed in the ultimate bad faith.
This violent conduct represents a dangerous departure from acceptable server standards, warranting severe financial punishment to deter future cartel extortion.
IV. PRAYER FOR RELIEF
The Plaintiff seeks the following from the Defendant:
Evidence:
DATED: This 18th day of June 2026
By data submitted,
Ediyto
Counsel for the Plaintiff
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
CIVIL ACTION
smellyboi5 (Represented by Ediyto of Summit Law Firm)
Plaintiff
v.
AirMailmedl814
Defendant
COMPLAINT
The Plaintiff complains against the Defendant as follows:
WRITTEN STATEMENT FROM THE PLAINTIFF
I. PARTIESOn June 18, 2026, AirMailmedl814 contacted me via private messaging demanding that I hand over property for his mafia group, specifically stating he wanted "1 shulk." When I questioned him about his mafia affiliation, the Defendant explicitly threatened my life, stating unambiguously: "Ill pay you with your lif".
Immediately surrounding this threat, the Defendant escalated the situation to physical violence by drawing a firearm and shooting me. Fearing for my life and under severe physical duress from both the gunfire and the death threat, my shulker box of beer was unlawfully taken. The market value of the shulker box and its contents is worth up to $5,000DC. Because the Defendant used active firearm violence and illegal mafia extortion tactics to permanently deprive me of my property, I am bringing this matter to court to demand full restitution, treble damages, and severe punitive fines.
-- smellyboi5
- smellyboi5 (Plaintiff)
- AirMailmedl814 (Defendant)
- On June 18, 2026, the Defendant initiated a conversation with the Plaintiff via private chat, declaring an item was "it for my mafia" and explicitly demanding "1 shulk". (Evidence: P-01)
- The Plaintiff questioned the Defendant regarding the specific identity of this mafia group.
- In response to inquiries regarding the transfer of the shulker, the Defendant issued an explicit, direct threat to the Plaintiff's life, stating "Ill pay you with your lif". (Evidence: P-02)
- Following the explicit threat, the Defendant produced a firearm and actively shot the Plaintiff, inflicting physical harm and severe duress.
- The Defendant utilized this combined display of physical firearm violence and textual intimidation to bypass lawful consent and extract the property from the Plaintiff.
- The Defendant successfully took possession of the one (1) shulker box of beer, carrying an estimated market value of up to $5,000DC.
- The Defendant has failed and continues to fail to return the shulker box of beer or offer lawful currency, constituting an ongoing, permanent deprivation of the Plaintiff's property.
1. Extortion
Theft Criminalization Act §29
Under the Theft Criminalization Act §29, an entity commits an offense if they compel or induce another individual to deliver property by means of instilling a fear that the actor will cause physical injury. The Defendant's explicit statement, "Ill pay you with your lif," combined with actively discharging a firearm into the Plaintiff, constitutes an undeniable use of force and fear to compel compliance.
The property was surrendered under absolute physical and mental duress, fulfilling every statutory element of Extortion.
2. Battery
Redmont Civil Code Act
A civil Battery occurs when a party intentionally and unlawfully inflicts harmful or offensive physical contact upon another individual without their consent. By discharging a firearm and shooting the Plaintiff, the Defendant committed an unprovoked, egregious act of physical violence.
This assault directly facilitated the theft and caused immediate personal harm to the Plaintiff, establishing independent tort liability for Battery.
3. Conversion
Redmont Civil Code Act Part VII §7(a), §7(b), §7(c)(ii)
The Defendant intentionally and wrongfully exerted unauthorized dominion over the Plaintiff's shulker box. The Defendant acquired these items through open physical violence and criminal intimidation, satisfying §7(c)(ii) by taking property through unlawful duress with a clear scheme to permanently deprive the rightful owner.
The Defendant possesses no legal right to retain this property. Pursuant to RCCA Part VII §7, the Plaintiff is fully entitled to Restitution and Treble Damages.
4. Punitive Damages
Redmont Civil Code Act Part III §3(2)(b)(iii) and §3(2)(b)(iv)
The Defendant's conduct severely satisfies the requirements for punitive awards. Under §3(2)(b)(iii), discharging a weapon into a citizen shows a total, reckless indifference to safety and life. Under §3(2)(b)(iv), deploying armed mafia shakedown tactics to rob citizens is deeply malicious, fraudulent, and executed in the ultimate bad faith.
This violent conduct represents a dangerous departure from acceptable server standards, warranting severe financial punishment to deter future cartel extortion.
IV. PRAYER FOR RELIEF
The Plaintiff seeks the following from the Defendant:
- $15,000DC in Treble Damages, representing three times the maximum fair market value of the stolen shulker box and its beer contents ($5,000DC), pursuant to the Conversion claim under RCCA Part VII §7.
- $10,000DC in Punitive Damages, pursuant to RCCA Part III §3, to penalize the malicious deployment of firearm violence, battery, and life-threatening mafia extortion.
- Legal fees calculated at 30% of the total case value, pursuant to RCCA Part III §7(2)(a).
Evidence:
- P-01: Chat log (P-01.png) showing the Defendant demanding "1 shulk" "for my mafia".
- P-02: Chat log (P-02.png) showing the Plaintiff identifying the mafia interaction.
- P-03: Chat log (P-03.png) capturing the Defendant's direct threat: "Ill pay you with your lif".
- Staff members with access to message logs, damage/PvP history, and inventory drop logs for smellyboi5 and AirMailmedl814 on June 18, 2026, to be formally requested during the discovery phase pursuant to the court's order.
DATED: This 18th day of June 2026
By data submitted,
Ediyto
Counsel for the Plaintiff
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