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Does this mean that Howard will be able to start seizing assets, or is the city protected against such measures of enforcement?

• devoutsalsa 4y ago
  Imagine someone tearing down city traffic lights and selling them on eBay until the full reward had been recouped.
  • Beltalowda 4y ago
    It would not end well, but it sure would be a hilarious form of protest.
• helsinkiandrew 4y ago
  From the article it sounds like he could seize assets from the cop (who probably hasn't $6M) but not the city as the case was against him and not the city: > The city spent more than $4 million fighting Howard's civil rights lawsuit, which originally included the city and several employees as defendants but ultimately just included Dowdy. Now the city says it won't indemnify Dowdy, whom it employed for 36 years. That means it won't pay the $6 million the jury awarded Howard