Brickbat: Getting the Shaft
- OurStudio

 - Mar 30, 2017
 - 1 min read
 

Rafael Ben Ari / Dreamstime.com
A federal jury has awarded $100 million to the operators of a gravel mine after finding that Sacramento County, California, officials put them out of business with legal and regulatory measures in order to benefit a rival company. Three county officials were also found personally liable. County aggregate resources manager Jeff Gamel was hit the hardest, with the jury ordering him to pay $1 million to the miners.




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