In a civil suit arising from the fatal shooting of an off-duty police officer in a White Castle parking lot, the First Department said the eatery and its security monitoring company could not be held liable.
April 03, 2015 at 05:00 AM
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In a civil suit arising from the fatal shooting of an off-duty police officer in a White Castle parking lot, the Appellate Division, First Department said the eatery could not be held liable.
The court on Thursday modified a lower court ruling to let White Castle and its security monitoring company out of the case.
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