Denver Woman Awarded $3.76 Million After Wrongful Police Raid

The raid, based on faulty 'Find My' app data, highlights concerns over law enforcement's use of technology.

A 78-year-old Denver woman, Ruby Johnson, was awarded $3.76 million after a wrongful police raid on her home.
The raid was based on Apple's 'Find My' app data, mistakenly leading police to Johnson's residence instead of the actual location of stolen items.
Jurors found two officers liable for the raid, awarding punitive and compensatory damages totaling $3.76 million.
The city of Denver will be responsible for paying the damages, despite the officers being sued individually.
The incident has raised concerns over the use of technology by law enforcement and the need for proper training and policy changes.