Jury

San Antonio PD Issues Alert on Scammers Posing as Officers for Fake Jury Duty Payments

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San Antonio, Texas – The San Antonio Police Department has issued a warning about scammers who are falsely representing themselves as police officers or court officials to deceive residents into paying non-existent fines. These fraudsters make threatening calls to individuals, claiming they owe money for missing jury duty, and must pay immediately to avoid arrest. According to the police department, these scams have been on the rise, targeting unsuspecting victims by tapping into their fears of legal repercussions. The fraudulent calls often appear legitimate, displaying phone numbers and caller IDs that mimic those of local … Read more

Forsyth County Sheriffs Issue Warning on Rising Jury Duty Scams During Holiday Season

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Kernersville, N.C. — Authorities in Guilford County and Kernersville are investigating the cause of a blaze that erupted early Monday at a now-defunct business located on West Market Street in Kernersville. Firefighters from Kernersville Fire and Rescue managed to bring the fire under control within approximately 20 minutes, according to officials. The Guilford County Fire Marshal’s office is spearheading the inquiry into the incident. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported. In a separate incident, fire crews were summoned to a junkyard in High Point, N.C., where they encountered over 20 vehicles engulfed in flames early … Read more

Dallas Jury Orders $98.65 Million Payout in Landmark Case Over Fatal Shooting by Police Officer

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Dallas, Texas – A Dallas jury has awarded a massive $98.65 million in a wrongful death lawsuit to the family of Botham Jean, a Black man fatally shot by a white Dallas police officer in his own apartment. This landmark decision arrives five years after the tragic incident that sparked widespread debate about police accountability and racial injustice in law enforcement. The damages include $60 million in mental anguish and emotional pain, supplemented by $38.65 million for loss of companionship and other losses, highlighting the enormous personal and societal impact of the case. Botham Jean, … Read more

Jury Awards $11 Million in Case Against Sig Sauer for Self-Firing Pistol, Sparking Safety Concerns

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Philadelphia, PA — An $11 million verdict has been ordered by a Philadelphia jury for a man injured by his own holstered Sig Sauer pistol, which discharged unexpectedly while he descended a staircase. This incident, causing severe leg injuries, marks the second significant legal challenge this year facing Sig Sauer regarding their P320 model, following earlier allegations around its safety. The jury found that the New Hampshire-based firearm manufacturer was liable for selling what they termed a defective product after a three-week trial. The decision intensifies ongoing scrutiny over the P320 model, which critics argue … Read more