After paying $1.7 million to settle claims that a Stockbridge city councilman targeted a barbeque spot in retaliation for refusing to comp his $60 tab, the city's insurer said it accidentally paid the chef an extra $1 million. It wants its money back.
April 30, 2021 at 04:21 PM
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staff reporter
The insurer for the city of Stockbridge, Georgia, paid more than $1.7 million in April to settle claims by a local barbecue joint owner that he had been targeted for official harassment after he refused to comp a city councilman’s $60 bill.
Now the city’s insurer says it’s having some trouble of its own with the owner of BBQ Masters after mistakenly overpaying him $1 million, which it would very much like returned.
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