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The moral to the story: Police need unfettered ass-kicking rights and race is not a factor.
LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- A former Inglewood police officer who was fired for punching a black teenager and slamming him against a patrol car was awarded $1.6 million Tuesday by the jury in a discrimination lawsuit he and his partner brought against the city.
The jury voted 11-1 in favor of the verdict for Jeremy Morse, said defense attorney Gregory Smith. He said the jury was unanimous in awarding $810,000 to Morse's partner, Bijan Darvish, who had been disciplined in connection with the 2002 incident.
The moral to the story: Police need unfettered ass-kicking rights and race is not a factor.