Woman injured in LAPD manhunt says cops won't pay taxes on replacement truck

By Arturo Garcia


The attorney for a woman who was mistakenly targeted by Los Angeles police during the manhunt for Christopher Dorner in February has accused the department of breaking its promise of a new truck for her.

?You tried to murder the woman, you put 102 bullet holes in her truck,? Glen Jonas told KNBC-TV on Monday. ?Now you?re telling her she can?t have a 4-wheel drive.?

Jonas his client, 47-year-old Maggie Carranza, refused a police offer of a new Ford F-150 truck if she agreed to pay taxes on it, in part because it meant Carranza would have to pay an additional $10,000 in personal income taxes she cannot afford. He said the department?s offer also barred Carranza from selling the vehicle for a year.

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what was the total number of rounds fired?so we know how many missed the truck completely.these 2 were lucky that this group of cops were such bad shots.now the mental midgets egos are leading again and doing everything they can to make it not their fault. criminals don't pay for their damage.

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