A New Jersey driver was awarded nearly $13 million after she was arrested by a trooper who mistakenly believed she was drunk when she had a stroke.

Any ordinary human being observing Cheryl Rhines would have immediately recognized and called for emergent medical care,” the ...

A jury awarded $11.5 million to a stroke victim after a state trooper wrongfully arrested her during a medical emergency.

A damning lawsuit revealed that New Jersey cops manhandled Cheryl Rhines as she lost total control of her bodily functions ...

A New Jersey woman who sued the State Police after they allegedly mistook her stroke for drug use, handcuffed her, and ...

A stroke victim left disabled after state police mistook her symptoms for signs of intoxication was awarded $11.5 million by ...

“Any ordinary human being observing Cheryl Rhines would have immediately recognized and called for emergent medical care.” Guidance on how to spot someone experiencing a stroke can be found ...

Languages: English. The State of New Jersey has been ordered to pay $11.5 million in damages following the wrongful arrest of Cheryl Rhines, a stroke victim, by State Trooper Jennifer Albuja in 2017.

A New Jersey driver was awarded nearly $13 million after being arrested by an officer who mistook her stroke for intoxication ...