Avila was mauled by Hades, Brown’s 200‑pound Caucasian Shepherd, while taking out trash at his Tarzana home.
Her sister, Patricia Avila, was awarded $885,000 for emotional distress, and Avila’s husband, Oscar Olivo, received $50,000.
Jurors were swayed by testimony that Brown did not call 911 and instead left the bloody scene, driving around for hours to avoid a “media circus.”
Brown claimed the dog was for security and said he warned the sisters about going outside without security, but they denied ever having such conversations due to a language barrier.
Her sister, Patricia Avila, was awarded $885,000 for emotional distress, and Avila’s husband, Oscar Olivo, received $50,000.
Jurors were swayed by testimony that Brown did not call 911 and instead left the bloody scene, driving around for hours to avoid a “media circus.”
Brown claimed the dog was for security and said he warned the sisters about going outside without security, but they denied ever having such conversations due to a language barrier.
Driving round to avoid media circus when he should have quickly taken the victim to the hospital. What he was avoiding eventually happened.
ReplyDeleteRunning instead of calling 911 is grounds for attempted murder charge.
ReplyDeleteSeems there is a pattern to how he treats women...smh!
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Driving around instead of getting help for the victim was very irresponsible,a simple 911 call would have helped.
ReplyDeleteGlad justice was served and she was compensated for her injuries.