The Third District Court of Appeal has sided with WPLG TV and ordered Miami Gardens Pastor Eric Readon and his attorneys to pay $73,372.29 plus interest for attorneys’ fees and court costs WPLG incurred.
After 29 years of helping students and transforming Miami’s student health center, Karen Kammer leaves behind an important legacy for Miami and joyous memories for those who worked with her.
The state Supreme Court has officially declined to hear the case of a Miami Gardens pastor who filed a $50 million lawsuit against WPLG, but it’s not over just yet.
Miami Gardens pastor files appeal in lawsuit against WPLG, loses
Eric Readon has 15 days to ask appeals court to reconsider
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Now two courts have said that the reporting was accurate.
We have been trying to talk to Readon about his business practices since early 2017, but he refused to talk.
Instead, after several stories aired in 2017, he first filed a $12 million lawsuit against WPLG, then amended it, suing us for $50 million for defamation claiming our investigate reports ruined his reputation.
Former Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Alex Bokor said statements Readon complains about were true by his own admission.
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The judge found no actual malice saying we reported “true facts,” but Readon appealed. The Third District Court of Appeal has now rendered its opinion.
Why do Miami-Dade police on the wrong side of the law get to choose if mug shot is made public?
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MIAMI, Fla. – It’s a story about a love triangle, which includes two Miami-Dade police officers vying for the affections of one woman.
One of the cops was arrested. Local 10 News would ordinarily report on a domestic violence incident such as the aforementioned, and we’d show you the suspect’s booking photo.
But Miami-Dade Police Officer Lewis Diaz, who made his first court appearance Thursday, and who is charged with battery, witness tampering and false imprisonment, decided he didn’t want his photo released to the public.