BY: Denise G. Callahan
Source:
middletownjournal.com
Hamilton Twp., OH - Moments before a federal jury announced it would award a Hamilton Twp. family and friends $44,000 for a 2007 unconstitutional police raid, the two sides settled the case for $350,000.
The U.S. District Court jury considered the case for a dozen hours Thursday and Friday and decided the township and its police force violated citizen's rights. Mary and Edward Pritchard's attorney Konrad Kircher said it was just moments before the jury announced it had reached a verdict Friday night that the two sides agreed to the $350,000 settlement.
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