Family Wins $5M Suicide Case

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Jury awards a family $5M and says football coach's actions caused their son's suicide

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Nathan Bruno killed himself in 2018 after his family alleges his football coach pressured him to reveal names of other students involved in harassing texts and phone calls to coach Ryan Moniz .

A jury found Moniz was both negligent and that his actions caused Bruno 's suicide.

The boy's father, Richard Bruno , declined to comment on the jury's decision.

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