- Posted December 05, 2012
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Federal judge orders new trial in case of officers
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BAY CITY (AP) -- A judge has ordered a new trial to determine whether a mid-Michigan man who was fatally shot by police was provided timely medical treatment.
U.S. District Judge Thomas Ludington granted the request by attorneys for Steven Scozzari, whose brother, William Scozzari, was killed after a confrontation with Clare police in 2007.
Steven Scozzari's attorneys say Chief Dwayne Miedzianowski and Officer Jeremy McGraw denied William Scozzari's right to receive timely medical care and that their conduct "was the proximate cause of his death."
Jurors in a civil trial cleared the officers and didn't award monetary damages to Scozzari.
The Morning Sun of Mount Pleasant reported Ludington noted the jury's determination that the officers and the city weren't liable for any Fourth Amendment violations and that the verdict will stand.
Published: Wed, Dec 5, 2012
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