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CHOP Verdict: Seattle Pays $30M — No Charges

A jury hit Seattle with a $30 million civil verdict tied to the CHOP shooting murder, even though no one was ever criminally charged and the shooter was never identified. That sounds impossible. It isn’t. This case exposes a hard truth about the legal system: civil law and criminal law answer different questions. Sometimes one can act while the other can’t. When that happens, money becomes the substitute for punishment, and the public feels the gap. In this episode of Crime News, Cross-Examined, I break down: what the jury actually decided why criminal law stopped what this verdict means for accountability and whether this kind of outcome is a feature of the system, not a bug I don’t rule until the end. ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 – The Paradox: $30M, No Charges 00:32 – The CHOP Shooting in Plain Facts 01:13 – Prosecution Of the Civil Case Against Seattle 01:47 – Why Criminal Law Couldn’t Proceed 02:34 – Cross-Examination: Money vs Justice 02:39 – The Law: Two Systems, Two Standards 04:21 – My Ruling 05:39 – Closing 📌 Channel Note This channel cross-examines crime news by focusing on legal constraints and institutional failure, not outrage. We take headlines into court and rule on what the law actually allows. If this kind of analysis is useful, subscribe.