US EditionJury Awards More than $30M to Family of Teen Killed During 2020 CHOP Protest
A King County jury awarded $30.5 million after finding Seattle negligent in emergency response to a fatal CHOP shooting that occurred during a 2020 protest.
- A jury ordered Seattle to pay over $30 million to the family of Antonio Mays Jr., 16, who was fatally shot during the 2020 Capitol Hill Occupied Protest zone due to the city's negligent emergency response.
- Antonio Mays Jr. was shot in a stolen Jeep near the CHOP protest zone, with no arrests made or charges filed, despite witnesses saying armed protesters guarding the zone's barricades had fired at the vehicle.
- Mays had traveled to Seattle from California to join the civil rights movement, leaving a note for his father saying he wanted to make him proud, but did not disclose his destination.
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Jury punishes city for letting teen die inside BLM rioters’ infamous CHAZ * WorldNetDaily * by Hudson Crozier, Daily Caller News Foundation
Source link Seattle, Washington, was found liable on Thursday for the shooting death of a 16-year-old during Black Lives Matter riots in 2020, multiple media outlets reported. A civil jury reportedly awarded more than $30 million to Antonio Mays Jr.’s family after the teen was fatally shot on June 29, 2020, inside the so-called Capitol
City Ordered To Pay $30 Million In Lawsuit - Patriot Newsfeed
For the family of Antonio Mays Jr., the recent jury verdict against the city of Seattle represents a moment that is both affirming and painful, a recognition of institutional failure that can never fully compensate for the loss of a 16-year-old boy. More than four years after the chaos of the 2020 Capitol Hill Occupied Protest, a King County jury concluded that the city’s handling of the so-called autonomous zone was negligent and directly contr…
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