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Senior Reporter, New Jersey Monitor
New Jersey, Philadelphia
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Biography
Reporter for the Philadelphia Daily News. I cover breaking news, crime and criminal justice issues, as well as the weird and wacky.
economy politics general assignment
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By Dana DiFilippo Verified|The Press of Atlantic CityVerifiedA judge has rejected the state’s bid for a new trial after an Essex County jury handed down an $11.5 million verdict against a New Jersey State Police trooper who mistook a motorist’s stroke for inebriation and arrested her, delaying medical treatment so long she’s now permanently disabled. In an order issued Friday, Superior Court Judge Thomas Vena also dismissed the state’s claim that jurors got it wrong and refused to set aside or modify their January verdict.
By Dana DiFilippo Verified|YahooVerifiedA woman who was suffering a stroke sued New Jersey after a state trooper mistook her failure to respond to commands as inebriation and arrested her instead of seeking medical help. A judge has rejected the state’s bid for a new trial after an Essex County jury handed down an $11.5 million verdict against a New Jersey State Police trooper who mistook a motorist’s stroke for inebriation and arrested her, delaying medical treatment so long she’s now permanently disabled.
By Dana DiFilippo Verified|The Press of Atlantic CityVerifiedA judge has rejected the state’s bid for a new trial after an Essex County jury handed down an $11.5 million verdict against a New Jersey State Police trooper who mistook a motorist’s stroke for inebriation and arrested her, delaying medical treatment so long she’s now permanently disabled. In an order issued Friday, Superior Court Judge Thomas Vena also dismissed the state’s claim that jurors got it wrong and refused to set aside or modify their January verdict.
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New Jersey Monitor
Trenton, New Jersey, United States