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“We settled that case and the check’s in the mail,” City Attorney Frank Coppler (right) said in a Tuesday telephone interview. Española’s former insurance company, OneBeacon, initially refused to defend the city in a police brutality lawsuit, before signing a $24,016 check to cover the city’s attorney fees. He is pictured during a June 2017 E-911 Dispatch Center Board meeting.
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