City Told to Compensate Ex-Police Officer Morse
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Former police officer Jeremy Morse, videotaped in 2002 slamming a black teenager against a patrol car, should be compensated for lost wages and damage to his career, an arbitrator ruled.
Tuesday’s nonbinding decision was rejected by Inglewood officials, said Morse’s lawyer, Richard Levine, who plans to file a lawsuit against the city.
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