In the United States, a young man who spent 28 years in prison without charge was fined Rs. 72 crore compensation

Philadelphia, Ta. Sunday, January 3, 2020

The government has paid a whopping Rs 72 crore (98 98 million) for 28 years in prison for the murder of an innocent black man in the United States.

The main witness in the murder case was a man named Chester Holman III. In the testimony given in 1991, he was trapped by lying. She was 21 at the time. However, after a lengthy legal battle, Chester was finally acquitted and was 49 years old when he was released last year.

After his acquittal, Chester Holman III sued the government for compensation. After which the Philadelphia administration announced to give him a huge amount. However, under the agreement reached between the two parties, neither the government nor any government employee admitted their mistake.

Is. Chester Holman III was working as a gun driver in 1991 and had no criminal record. He was arrested by the police in E.S. He was arrested in 1991 and charged with shooting and killing a University of Pennsylvania student during a robbery.

He was later jailed. Police and prosecutors pressured some people to witness the incident and fabricated a case against Chester based on their false testimony.

However, Chester was acquitted after an in-depth investigation and legal dispute. Due to which the administration had to pay huge compensation. Notably, AD. Compensation cases have increased in the 1980s and 90s due to misconduct and false charges by city police, as well as allegations.

Since 2018, the city administration has had to pay a total of 3.5 3.5 million (approximately Rs 256 crore) in compensation. "What I have lost because of this incident cannot be expressed in words," said Chester Holman III. However, the return I received in this regard has resulted in the end of a difficult chapter in my life.