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City pays victims of police barrage

July 22, 2008

The city of Oakland will pay $975,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by a man and a woman who were hit by stray bullets when police officers fired on a suspect at a car wash.

William Caldwell and Leona Savoy were wounded in 2006 when three officers fired 26 rounds at a suspect during an undercover drug operation at a self-service car wash.
Authorities say the officers had fired their weapons as police tried to arrest Patrick Nickerson after he had opened fire at a car.

Several shots hit Nickerson, but others shattered the femurs of both Caldwell, then 67 years old, and Savoy, then 31, as they were cleaning their cars.

Read Article Mercury News

Posted By Phoenix Personal Injury Attorneys

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