After an eight-day civil trial, a jury will place a dollar amount on the physical and emotional pain caused by two bullets.
Attorneys representing six plaintiffs injured after former Denver Police Department officer Brandon Ramos shot in the direction of a late-night LoDo crowd in July 2022 asked jurors to award over $13 million in damages to their clients during the trial’s closing arguments Thursday.
As Denver District Court Judge Andrew McCallin presided over the proceedings from the bench of his second-floor courtroom, naturally lit from the mid-morning light seeping in through the room’s 20-some-foot-tall west-facing windows, attorney Omeed Azmoudeh gave jurors his argument for why Ramos should be forced to pay that amount of restitution…