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Mar 24, 2026
COA reverses jury verdict against officer who shot passenger
The Western District reverses a $3M verdict for a passenger shot by a deputy, citing lack of intent, while upholding a $7M award to the suspect’s children.
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Negligence : Wrongful Death – Intentional Tort – Public Duty
Friday v. McClure (MLW No. 71128/Case No. WD80134 – 8 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, Gabbert, J.)
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