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😡😭On January 14, 2014, #GregoryVaughnHillJr a 30-year-old #BlackFather of three was #FatallyShot by a #WhiteSheriffsDeputy in #StLucieCountyFlorida The deputy was responding to a #NoiseComplaint about #Music coming from Hill’s garage Four years later, a #FederalJury has determined that Hill was largely #Responsible for #HisOwnDeath  #Awarding the #mansFamily just $4 in a #WrongfulDeathLawsuit “It’s heartbreaking,” Hill’s #FiancéeMoniqueDavis told the New York Times. “There are a lot of questions I want to ask.” The decision is the culmination of a two-year legal battle for the family Officers have claimed that Hill was armed at the time of the shooting; while a gun was recovered from the scene it was found unloaded in Hill’s back pocket In 2016 Hill’s mother Viola Bryant filed a lawsuit arguing that the deputy had violated Hill’s constitutional rights The New York Times notes that the case also asked the jury to determine if the family was owed damages and, if so, what amount they should receive The jury determined that $4 — $1 to #HillsMother for #FuneralExpenses and $1 for each of Hill’s #ThreeChildren — would be enough The decision came after hours of jury deliberations and the amount was so small because the jury ruled that Hill who was intoxicated at the time of the shooting, was mostly responsible for his death. While the jury ruled that the deputy who shot Hill did not use excessive force, it did find that the county sheriff had been “slightly negligent.” But because the jury found the sheriff responsible for only 1 percent of the incident, the department will only be required to pay 1 percent of the settlement, which comes out to 4 cents. A judge is expected to void that fee, according to the family’s lawyer. In some ways Hill’s case is unsurprising. Officers are rarely prosecuted for police shootings at least partly because they’re given wide latitude to use deadly force But it also comes at a time when national attention is highly focused on large #RacialDisparities in #police use of force And Hill’s case stands out for the meager amount awarded to his family, which they view as an insult #IAm_MsJohnson 💞 🖕#TheSystem #SetUp 🖕#Police and the Jury

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