FROM ARREST TO 200K SETTLEMENT

Woman wrongfully arrested by Scottsdale police receives $200K settlement. The city of Scottsdale agreed to pay $200,000 after police mistakenly arrested Jessie Garcia for a hit-and-run nearly three years ago. The incident occurred on May 24, 2020, when security cameras captured a man smashing Garcia's windshield. Upon finding her car damaged, Garcia called the police, who began interrogating her about a nearby hit-and-run. Despite Garcia and her friend's protests, police believed her car was involved and arrested her, claiming they found shards of glass on her shirt. Garcia was booked for DUI, failure to stop at the scene, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Garcia's attorney filed a lawsuit for wrongful arrest, resulting in the settlement.

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