Glynn Simmons, exonerated after 48 years in prison for a wrongful conviction, settled with an Oklahoma city for $7.15 million, alleging police misconduct and hidden evidence.
In December, the judge determined Simmons was not guilty, marking a significant moment for justice and highlighting the extensive period Simmons endured in prison.
The settlement comes as Simmons continues to pursue claims against Oklahoma City and its former detectives, indicating the challenges faced by wrongfully convicted individuals after exoneration.
Simmons is now running a food truck in Oklahoma City, symbolizing resilience and a new beginning after spending nearly five decades behind bars.
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