Colin Atagi

A jury of six men and six women on Friday awarded more than $13 million in damages to the seven women who accused Dominic Foppoli of sexual assaults going back to 2001.

Jurors will now decide whether Dominic Foppoli should be held liable for alleged sexual assaults going back to 2001.

Jurors will be tasked with deciding whether Dominic Foppoli should be held liable for sexually assaulting seven women who sued him in April 2021.

Exchanges between Dominic Foppoli and the attorney for seven women who have accused him of sexual assault grew more heated in the final minutes of Friday’s proceedings.

At times noting “nothing remarkable” took place during encounters with his accusers, Dominic Foppoli took the stand Wednesday and addressed each allegation.

A day after telling a jury he did not sexually assault any of the seven women suing him in Sonoma County Superior Court, Dominic Foppoli faced questioning by the plaintiffs’ attorney.

Investigators say two men dressed as construction workers to steal the copper.

Speed was a factor in the crash, which injured a passenger described as a juvenile, investigators said.

Dominic Foppoli said in court Friday there was “context in between” comments that were made in jest among friends.

Jane Doe 7, the last of seven women to testify in Foppoli’s civil trial in Sonoma County Superior Court, alleges an assault in her home in 2020 and a second alleged assault later that year.