James Ferrari of Manhattan was awarded $ 95,000 after police seized his car and then auctioned it after pulling him over for a DUI during a 2009 stop . The case is one of several that have been brought against the NYPD in recent years by people who say they were stopped without reasonable suspicion or probable cause, but later found to be innocent when their The government taking people ’ s property isn ’ t right , ' said Ferrari .
James Ferrari of Manhattan was awarded $ 95,000 after police seized his car and then auctioned it after pulling him over for a DUI during a 2009 stop . Ferrari , 61 , had initially claimed the car , a 2003 Ferrari Modena , was worth $ 110,000 . 'The government taking people ’ s property isn ’ t right , ' said Ferrari .