The former Senator of the State of Florida granted 100 million US dollars for the wrong death of the son

MIAMI – A former Senator of the State of Florida was significantly awarded this week in a legal sentence in an illegal death penalty.

On Tuesday, a jury in the Miami-Dade County awarded the former Florida Senator, Daphne Campbell, a judgment of $ 100 million for the illegal death of her son Jason Campbell.

He was shot and killed by Lakoria Washington in 2021, who illegally entered the Monte Carlo owner apartment complex in the Biscayne gardens before the fatal shootout entered.

After the shootout, Campbell rated a illegal death penalty against the Monte Carlo Condominium Association, the real estate administration, Akam & Associates LLC and the security service officer for the building, EMS Protective Group.

According to a press release from Campbell's lawyers, the jury Akam & Associates provided 57% for fault, Monte Carlo 18% in fault, EMS 18% in fault and the tenant of the apartment 7%.

“When a senseless tragedy hits your life, you feel helpless, alone and completely broken,” said Daphne and Hubert Campbell in the press release. “The loss of our beloved son Jason caused us unspeakable pain that we would not wish. This judgment will never bring our son back, but we hope that all real estate managers and owners will send a strong message and forces them to offer adequate security before another family like our friends and Morgan -Morgh -Morgh -Morkers.” Her father. “