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Sex personals Niceville Fort Worth pay $ , in bar raid case By The Associated Press 11:00am EDT (Fort Worth, Texas) The city of Fort Worth agreed Tuesday to pay $ , to a patron at a bar who was severely injured in a raid two years ago, a settlement that avoided a federal civil rights lawsuit. Gibson claimed his head injury was caused by excessive force used by Fort Worth officers and Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission agents during the Rainbow Lounge raid, which sparked numerous protests and rallies in the community. The City Council voted unanimously without discussing the settlement. Mayor Moncrief told reporters afterward that it was not an admission of city liability or wrongdoing by officers, but “an attempt to put this behind us and move forward.” “Our diversity in this city is our strength,” he said. “It is not a weakness, and we can’t afford to let it become one, nor we.” Fort Worth officers were suspended after the raid, and two agents and a supervisor with the state’s liquor board were fired. The city went into mediation earlier this month after Gibson’s attorney said he would file a federal civil rights lawsuit – which would have no monetary limit – against the city and the liquor board, said Pruitt, the deputy city attorney. Fort Worth already reached a $40, settlement with the other plaintiff, Armstrong, who said he suffered a torn rotator cuff during the raid. That deal did not require the council’s approval because it was less than $50, , Pruitt said. “George is going to need surgery on his shoulder, and now he’s going to be able to do that,” Tittle, the attorney representing Gibson and Armstrong, told The Associated Press. “Chad continues to get treatment and he has improved.” The raid came on the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall riots, the unrest that followed a raid on a New York bar and fueled the. rights movement. Fort Worth said they knew nothing about the anniversary when planning what they said was a routine liquor license inspection for a new business. Authorities also denied that the bar was targeted because it caters to a clientele. continues