The city of Oakland has awarded a significant settlement to a family. The family had lost a loved one who was an innocent bystander. This person was killed during a police chase that was not authorized. The settlement amount is $17 million. The family's reaction to the award has been noted. Further details about this incident and the settlement are available from KTVU FOX 2 News.
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