Litigation
Apr. 22, 2006
False Confession Earns Man a $7.5 Million Jury Award
SAN DIEGO - A jury has awarded $7.5 million to a former employee of one of the nation's largest auto parts and accessories retailers, finding that a security guard intimidated him into falsely confessing he had stolen $820, according to court documents.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO - A jury has awarded $7.5 million to a former employee of one of the nation's largest auto parts and accessories retailers, finding that a security guard intimidated him into falsely confessing he had stolen $820, according to court documents.
Joaquin B. Robles was forced to confess he stole the money from a Ch...
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