Judge dismisses Kobe Bryant crash photo lawsuit filed by fire captain
Retired fire Capt. Brian Jordan, who said he was ordered to take photos to the helicopter crash scene in Calabasas, was seeking compensation for nearly $60,000 in legal expenses.
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Retired fire Capt. Brian Jordan, who said he was ordered to take photos to the helicopter crash scene in Calabasas, was seeking compensation for nearly $60,000 in legal expenses.
Retired fire Capt. Brian Jordan, who said he was ordered to take photos to the helicopter crash scene in Calabasas, was seeking compensation for nearly $60,000 in legal expenses.
Retired fire Capt. Brian Jordan, who said he was ordered to take photos to the helicopter crash scene in Calabasas, was seeking compensation for nearly $60,000 in legal expenses.
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Former Capt. Brian Jordan was called to the stand last summer in the trial of the suit brought against the county by Vanessa Bryant and Christopher Chester. He maintains he testified truthfully, but that his supervisor did not.