CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A former Charlotte Mecklenburg police officer convicted of sexual assault will be released on Friday.
Marcus Jackson was sent to prison for two years for assaulting six women while on duty in 2009.
The crimes happened while Jackson was on patrol and in uniform.
The city settled civil suits with most of the victim. But two of the victims decided not to accept an offer from the city.
We haven't been offered something that I think is remotely reasonable from the city," said attorney Brad Smith, who represents the two women.
Two other victims split a $225,000 settlement, and another was awarded $350,000.
A civil suit against the city of Charlotte will not go to trial until 2013.
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- May 16, 2012: Civil suit against city will go to trial in 2013
- January 6, 2010: Charlotte Cab Driver Makes New Allegations Against Fired Police Officer
- January 6, 2010: CMPD Works To Regain Public Trust
- January 6, 2010: Alleged Victim Of Fired Officer Gives Interview
- January 6, 2010: CMPD Chief: Mistakes Made Hiring Accused Officer
- January 5, 2010: More Charges Filed Against Ex-CMPD Officer
- January 5, 2010: CMPD Officer Suspended Prior To Firing, Arrest
- December 31, 2009: Ex-Cop Appears On Sex Crime Charges