Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo's Assets Seized to Cover $63M Verdict

U.S. Marshals enforce court order to seize properties and belongings of Joe Carollo following a $63 million judgment against him for misusing public office.

• A federal court ordered the seizure of Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo's assets, including his Coconut Grove home, to cover a $63 million judgment.
• The judgment was a result of a lawsuit filed by two businessmen, William Fuller and Martin Pinilla, accusing Carollo of using city resources for personal vendetta.
• U.S. Marshals posted a notice on Carollo's home on Friday, February 2, 2024, marking the start of the asset seizure process.
• Carollo has contested the claims and plans to challenge the seizure in court, asserting his rights are being disregarded.
• In a related lawsuit, a judge allowed Fuller and Pinilla to amend their complaint against the city, further complicating Carollo's legal battles.

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