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How much did the jury award a blind man?

Last week, a federal jury awarded a blind man $100,000 in compensatory damages and $300,000 in punitive damages in a lawsuit against a Denver police officer who slammed the elderly man against a counter during an arrest.

Is there misconduct in Denver police?

This includes excessive force, which can lead to injury or even death. It is important to understand the rights and limitations on police officers, as well as what your own rights are if you ever find yourself in this unfortunate situation.

Who sued Denver police?

Philip White sued Denver police after an incident involving officers at the city’s Greyhound station four years ago. White, then 77-years-old, said he asked to speak with a manager after learning the bus he planned to take back to his home in Eagle was sold out.

Why did Philip White sue Denver police?

Philip White sued Denver police after an incident involving officers at the city’s Greyhound station four years ago. White, then 77-years-old, said he asked to speak with a manager after learning the bus he planned to take back to his home in Eagle was sold out. After he spoke with a manager he said a security guard asked him to leave because he was trespassing.

What did the dispatcher tell White?

In the video, the bus station’s counter obscures view of White’s cane. The dispatcher told White, “That’s an officer, you’d better listen to him,” as the officer told White he would arrest him for trespassing if he did not hang up the phone. At that point the officer and security guard attempted to handcuff White.

Why did White ask to touch his badge?

When an officer arrived, White asked to touch his badge to ensure he was in fact dealing with police and the officer refused.

Who is Tony Kovaleski?

Tony Kovaleski is the award-winning chief investigative reporter for Denver7 Investigates. Connect with Tony on Facebook, on Twitter, or by email to [email protected]. If you have a story idea or a tip for our investigative team, email Denver7 Investigates or call our tip line at (303) 832-0285. You can remain anonymous.

Did Denver police discipline the officers?

A spokesperson for Denver police said the department investigated the incident and found the officers involved did not violate any policies. DPD did not discipline the officers.

Did Philip White leave Denver7?

He did not give a reason for his departure. His office refused several requests by Denver7 Investigates for an on-camera interview, instead sending a written statement: “At the conclusion of the Philip White trial, the jury awarded $100,000 in compensatory damages and $300,000 in punitive damages to Mr. White.

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