A family who was unlawfully searched by Alameda County sheriff’s deputies was recently rewarded more then $8 million dollars www.ktvu.com reported.
Video shows a mother and two sisters being harassed and handcuffed at a Castro Valley Starbucks while on their way to take one of the young women to a college test in Berkeley.
The verdict was reached on March 1st following a trial that lasted two days before U.S. District Court Judge William Alsup in San Francisco.
A jury deliberated for 16 hours before awarding the mother and daughters this unprecedented amount from the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office.
The jury found Deputy Steven Holland liable for $2.7 million to mother Aasylei Loggervale and $2 million apiece to her daughters, Aaottae Loggervale, then 17, and Aasyeli Hardege-Loggervale, then 19.
The jury also found then-Deputy Monica Pope liable for $750,k to both daughters, and that Alameda County is liable for the actions of its deputies.
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