St Louis Police Sergeant Told To Tone Down Your Gayness Awarded 20 Read more: ksdk.com article news local keith wildhaber interview gay discrimation verdict st louis county police 63 27f917a4 7538 4a1c ae90 600e9. Author: christine byers (ksdk) which culminated in a nearly $20 million jury verdict in his favor in october 2019. when lt. keith wildhaber heard the jury award him $20 million.
Take Ray Hartmann S 2019 News Quiz St. louis county lt. keith wildhaber's statement following settlement. two days after their client settled a nearly $20 million jury verdict with st. louis county for $10.25 million. The deal comes after a jury awarded lt. keith wildhaber nearly $20 million following a five day trial in october 2019. ksdk|jan 30, 2020. related: st. louis county reaches agreement to settle. The suit reached its conclusion on october 25 when the jury sided with the cop, awarding him nearly $20 million — a decision meant to “send a message,” according to a report by the st. louis post dispatch. “if you discriminate, you are going to pay a big price…you can’t defend the indefensible,” the jury foreman told the paper. St. louis county police sgt. keith wildhaber was performing a routine security check at a local restaurant in 2014 when the owner offered up some surprising career advice, according to a 2017 lawsuit.
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