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SHE RECIEVED $760,000 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 The story involves Stephanie Rapkin, an attorney from Shorewood, Wisconsin. In June 2020, Rapkin became the center of widespread media attention after she was recorded on video spitting on a 17-year-old Black Lives Matter protestor. The following day, police went to her home to arrest her, using the justification of conducting a "welfare check". What Happened During the Incident: The Entry: Officers went to Rapkin's residence and ultimately entered her home (with Rapkin later accusing them of kicking in her door without a search warrant). The Stairs: Rapkin, who had been sleeping, came down her stairs to speak with the officers. The Interaction: Standing at the bottom of the stairs, the officers ordered her to come down and talk so they could "check on her". Rapkin, an attorney, asked if they had a warrant, to which an officer replied that they were acting as community caretakers. Rapkin told them she was "perfectly fine" and had been sleeping, asking them to leave. The Arrest: Instead of just a welfare check, officers proceeded to arrest her inside the home in connection with the spitting incident from the previous day. She subsequently served 60 days in jail. The Aftermath and Lawsuit: Following her criminal case, Rapkin filed a civil rights lawsuit against the Shorewood Police Department, arguing that the warrantless entry and arrest inside her home violated her constitutional rights. The case resulted in a notable $760,000 settlement paid out by the village's insurance company.