New Jersey driver was awarded $ 13 million after state troops, mistakenly believed that his shot was a sign of intoxication

One New Jersey Driver Really a few hours awarded $ 13 million by a state troops that believed that it was drunk when suffering from a long-delaying shot.

Cheryl Lynn Runhnik, now on October 17, 2017, as he traveled from home in Jersey in Florham Park, New Jersey State Police New Jersey Monitor.

A soldier found him with the vomiting on his face about 30 minutes and only answered questions with “yes” or “no”.

Runhines encountered face falls – a sign of a stroke – and could not control the body and motor functions, but it was “playing the game” and has arrestedallegedly. He also lived with eyelids and had difficulty holding himself.

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The New Jersey driver was awarded about $ 13 million as he was arrested by a Trooper, who believed that he was drunk when he was suffering from a shot. (Getty Images)

The court described the soldier’s behavior “in temperament and so excessively extremely extremely extremely excessive and civilized as a civil society.

“Any person who observes Cheryl Rhines will be immediately recognized and called for an emergency medical care,” he said.

Someone in the police station went over two hours in front of someone and called an ambulance to a hospital and called an ambulance.

Runhinesin’s lawsuit against New Jersey State Police said, “Immediate (shot), called for emergency medical services, he said. (Getty Images)

Runhapon and his mother, the delay in treatment, independently, “the death of a” significant brain function and death of a permanent lifelong “, he said. Can’t work anymore and requires continuous care.

Last month, a judge of the jury blamed the State Police in a court hearing. The state has defended this Followed by police trainings in their work with the status of the rits.

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The state of New Jersey, while working as a soldier’s condition, watched the military when he saw the jury is guilty. (New Jersey State Police)

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Initially, $ 19.1 million was awarded, $ 6 million for pain and suffering, $ 6 million for medical assistance and $ 1.6 million for income loss – but due to the pre-existing situation and then decreased. .com.

The speech noted that about $ 350,000 and more than $ 1 million in medical expenses ended in the final payment of about $ 12.9 million.