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BART and the family of a young woman shot in the back by one of its officers have agreed on a $6.75 million settlement, the transit agency said. BART also acknowledges that the initial story it put out to the public, which alleged Jasmine Gao had assaulted an officer, was inaccurate. "It's important that BART has taken responsibility," said Ben Nisenbaum, Gao's attorney. "And I feel like that ought to be something that more departments do." | ABC7 News
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