Tuong Lam, 61, was killed when a man later convicted of DUI crashed into him during a chase Lam's attorneys called unwarranted, given the risks to other drivers.
The family of a man who was killed during a 2018 police chase has been awarded $10.5 million in damages, after his family accused police officers of initiating the pursuit without contacting supervisors, and breaking other rules governing police chases.
Lam's attorneys claimed the officers who chased Wofford created an unnecessary risk of harm to other drivers, drove at speeds of up to 90 mph, and failed to contact supervisors before pursuing Wofford for more than 1.5 miles.
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