A settlement has been reached in a case involving a police shooting. The amount agreed upon is $350,000. This payout is for a man who was shot by an officer after a serious crime was committed.
The man involved was later sentenced to prison time for his role in a sexual assault. He is currently serving a 30-year term. Further details about the incident and settlement are available from local news sources, including the circumstances surrounding the shooting and the officer's actions.
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