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Los Angeles County Settles in Officer Traffic Accident

Loaded on Oct. 4, 2014

Filed under: Police. Location: California.

Los Angeles County Settles in Officer Traffic Accident

The County of Los Angeles settled in May 2012 for $525,000 with Plaintiff Arthur Lerille, Jr., in a Los Angeles County Superior Court, a claim alleging negligent driving on the part of a Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff. Attorney fees and ...

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