Woman sues U.S. Marshals for $10 million 19 (UPI) -- A Florida woman has filed a $10 million civil suit against the U.S. Marshals Service for injuries she received during a 2011 shootout in Boynton Beach, Fla. Janira Calderin, 31, was struck by bullets five times when federal agents swooped in to arrest Samir Herrera, a man she had met a few weeks earlier, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported Wednesday. Calderin lost half of her index finger on her right hand, the tip of her middle finger and the tip of her ring finger on her left hand. She also suffered a head wound and another bullet injury to the top of her left foot, her lawyer said. Ronald S. Guralnick said Calderin had no knowledge of Herrera's criminal history the day she went to pick him up. He had just gotten into her car when federal agents arrived. They opened fire after Herrera pulled a gun and Calderin was hit. Herrera is currently serving multiple prison sentences. An attorney representing the U.S. Marshal Service said the agency denies any wrongdoing.