Pittsburgh Council OKs $3.8M Conviction Settlement
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Pittsburgh City Council has approved a $3.77 million settlement with a man who spent 19 years in prison before his rape conviction was overturned by DNA evidence in 2005.
City attorneys didn't immediately return calls for comment on Monday's vote, but an attorney for the now-retired city detective who arrested 50-year-old Thomas Doswell in the 1986 rape says an out-of-court settlement was reached last month, subject to council's approval. Mayor Luke Ravenstahl must also approve it.
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I'd have the same shit-eatin' grin on my face! It says "Aaron's Rent-To-Own, here I come!"
Doesn't ol' Thomas look a lot like my nigga Reh Dogg?
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