A Miami-Dade jury awards $8.56 million to the families of the two Chinese students who were killed by a distracted driver while walking across a Pinecrest street.
September 11, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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A Miami-Dade jury awarded $8.56 million to the families of two University of Miami international students who were killed by a distracted driver in 2013.
Chinese doctoral students Ying Chen, 27, and Hao Liu, 26, died after Milady Pequeño hit them with her Porsche as they crossed a street in Pinecrest.
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