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Mother Billed For Dent In Police Car That Killed Her Son!

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HUFFINGTONPOST.COM - In April 2012, Tamon Robinson was struck and killed by an NYPD police car after Robinson was allegedly caught stealing cobblestones from a public housing complex.

Six months later, Robinson's mother says the city is ordering the family to pay $710 to pay for the damages on the very car that killed her 27-year-old son.

45-year-old Laverne Dobbinson told The Daily News, "We're still grieving, and this is like a slap in the face. They want my son to pay for damage to the vehicle that killed him. It's crazy." click here to read more

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