The city refuses to fault in the LAPD crash, in which brothers were seriously injured despite the internal report

LOS ANGELES – – Two brothers suffered almost twice as high in an accident caused by a LAPD officer as the speed limit. Now they are fighting the city after La has rejected any responsibility.

What we know:

The crash occurred on June 4, 2024 at the intersection of Balboa and Burank in Encino.

According to the victim's lawyer, the brothers Stephen and Richard Paper, Jason Stevenson, the free LAPD officer 8 80 miles per hour-without drove the published speed limit without his lights or sirens and fell against paper's car when they turn left. The entire incident was caught on Lapds Dashcam.

The brothers spent months in the hospital; They suffered broken skulls, brain bleeding and broken spines. Richard was left in a coma for several days.

Her lawyer, Robert Glassman, said the internal examination of LAPD had found the official Stevenson in the fault at an insecure speed and ruthless driving. Now, almost a year later, Glassman, the city's lawyer, said Hydee Feldstein Soto, fought against her lawsuit and denies her injuries.

What you say:

“You can see the slaughter and the destruction that have been done on your car and you. Only recently did the city LA officially give us its answer under the punishment of myid in court documents that we are not only to blame for causing this crash, but that their boys are not even injured,” they are not even damaged, “Glassman told Fox 11.

“You are crazy. I mean you should look at the car. You should watch me walk how to walk,” said Stephen. The brothers are 76 and 74 years old.

“I've been in rehab since I left the hospital,” added Richard.

Glassman strikes Feldstein Soto and asks a dish to sanction her because he claims that she had committed meinereid because she had refused evidence. He also said that she had a conflict of interest because she prompted the legislators of the prosecutors to say goodbye to a law that has passed cities from personal injury.

Fox 11 turned to the public prosecutor. They replied that they “comment on pending legal disputes”.