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Chicago Agrees to Pay $4 Million in Motorcyclist's Death

The family of a motorcyclist who died after he hit a pothole and was thrown to the ground while riding through Chicago will receive $4 million from the city. 

A city law department spokesman says the full City Council on Wednesday followed the recommendation of the council's Finance Committee and approved the settlement with the family of 31-year-old Carlo Kintanar.

Kintanar of the Chicago suburb of Romeoville was killed in November 2010 when he was thrown from his motorcycle and struck by another vehicle. 

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