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Family Of Antwon Rose II, A Black Teenager Killed By Pittsburgh Police, Settles Suit for $2 Million
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2:46Now PlayingThe family of Antwon Rose II will receive nearly $2 million from a settlement in the federal civil lawsuit filed against East Pittsburgh and former police Officer Michael Rosfeld, court records show. 17-year-old Rose was shot and killed by Rosfeld after a June 19, 2018 traffic stop in East Pittsburgh.
In March, Rosfeld was found not guilty of criminal charges in connection with Rose's death, including homicide. The lawsuit said that Rose's civil rights were violated and that Rosfeld's actions were unlawful and unwarranted and that the lack of training and practices at the East Pittsburgh Police Department caused, in part, the teen's death.
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