The ruling spurred a settlement with South Miami agreeing to pay a man $90,000 for his arrest during his daughter's quinceanera party.
January 13, 2014 at 10:45 PM
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In a case stemming from a father’s arrest at his daughter’s quinceanera party, a federal judge struck down South Miami’s noise ordinance as unconstitutional.
Julio Sanchez was arrested in 2009 after an anonymous caller made a noise complaint. Sanchez complied with an officer’s request to turn down the music.
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