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JURY: STORE 70% AT FAULT
Published on March 2, 2004. Article 1 of 5 found.
SOURCE: Tillie Fong, Rocky Mountain News
A civil jury awarded $3 million on Monday to two families who sued a liquor store that provided alcohol to an underage driver in 2001, leading to the deaths of two Englewood High School students.
However, because of state law, the damages were capped at $219,750 for each family.
"I asked the jury for $1.5 million, and that's what they did," said attorney Ron Podboy, who represented the family of Nicole Scott, 15, who was killed.
"It tells liquor sellers that they need to... 417 words, Rocky Mountain News (CO)
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS CORRECTIONS
Published on February 28, 2004. Article 2 of 5 found.

* A story on Page 22A Friday should have said that Warehouse Liquor Mart, which was cited by a jury for providing alcohol to minors three years ago, is no longer in business in the 3300 block of West Hampden Avenue. The new store at that location, Hampden Warehouse Liquors, was not involved in the lawsuit. Also, the story misspelled the name of attorney Ron Podboy.
* To notify the Rocky Mountain News of any inaccuracies, please call Managing Editor Deb Goeken at 303-892-5443.
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LIQUOR STORE LOSES CRASH SUIT
Published on February 27, 2004. Article 3 of 5 found.
SOURCE: Tillie Fong, Rocky Mountain News
A civil jury on Thursday found that an Arapahoe County liquor store willfully and knowingly provided alcohol to minors three years ago in a drunken driving case in which two Englewood High School students were killed.
"I think this is a home run not only for us, but also for MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving)," said attorney Phil Harding, who represents the parents of Adam Neyer, 18, who was killed. "It sends a message in Arapahoe County not to sell to underaged kids."
The verdict... 389 words, Rocky Mountain News (CO)
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TEEN ASKS PRAYERS FOR DRIVER, 2 WHO DIED IN CRASH
Published on June 13, 2001. Article 4 of 5 found.
SOURCE: Gary Massaro
and Lobat Asadi
News Staff Writers
Adam Devereaux issued a plea from his hospital bed Tuesday for prayers for two friends killed and another hurt in a car crash last week.
``I ask that you continue to pray for Adam Neyer, Nicole Scott and their families,'' Adam Devereaux said in a written statement. ``I also ask everyone to continue to pray for Chris Workman, his family and his recovery.
``This definitely has been a tragedy that affected the entire Englewood community.''
Neyer, 18, and Scott, 15, were killed in... 315 words, Rocky Mountain News (CO)
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TEEN MAY BE CHARGED IN FATAL CRASH MOTORIST WAS DRUNK WHEN YOUTHS WERE KILLED, LITTLETON POLICE REPORT
Published on June 12, 2001. Article 5 of 5 found.
SOURCE: Todd Hartman
News Staff Writer
Littleton police say a teen driver was legally drunk and should face criminal charges for a June 3 crash that killed two Englewood High students.
Detectives said Monday they will recommend that the Arapahoe County District Attorney's Office charge Christian Workman, 18, with two counts of vehicular homicide, one count of vehicular assault and driving under the influence of alcohol.
Workman was driving at approximately 100 miles per hour on South Santa Fe Drive when the car smashed... 433 words, Rocky Mountain News (CO)
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