Rose poses for pictures with jurors after being cleared in civil suit
Derrick Rose and two co-defendants were found not liable on all counts in a civil sexual assault lawsuit in Los Angeles on Wednesday, and soon after the trial concluded, some of the jurors reverted from arbiters of justice to plain-old fans, as several were seen posing for pictures with the New York Knicks point guard and his attorney.
Here's one, as captured by Joel Rubin of the Los Angeles Times:
Don't see this every day. @drose and atty posing with giddy jurors after verdict. #DoevRose pic.twitter.com/hbmxnPnyf6
— Joel Rubin (@joelrubin) October 19, 2016
And two others, captured by Deadspin's Diana Moskovitz:
Jurors posed for photos with Derrick Rose after finding him not liable in civil trial for rape: https://t.co/KXcUPVRZeR pic.twitter.com/f26eHJ7VM6
— Deadspin (@Deadspin) October 19, 2016
The jurors weren't the only ones who reportedly behaved inappropriately in the wake of the verdict.
According to Julia Marsh of the New York Post, Judge Michael W. Fitzgerald told Rose: "Best wishes. Except when the Knicks play the Lakers."
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