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Colorado city to pay $325,000 for unlawful search and seizure

Posted on December 30, 2016 by pogowasright.org

KKTV reports:

An attempt to locate a bank robbery suspect is costing the city of Aurora $325,000.

The city agreed to settle a lawsuit brought forth by people who were detained at an intersection while police tried to find a man who robbed a nearby bank. Some motorists were approached at gunpoint by police following the robbery, handcuffed and made to wait two hours before the scene was cleared.

Read more on KKTV.

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