It will be appealed.This gofundme is designed to pick up where the jury left off and provide for Hill's children, repair of the home and serve to make sure justice can be obtained.On January 14, 2014, a St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office deputy shot and killed Gregory Hill through his closed garage door after responding to a loud music complaint. PTCN 
 
 Gregory Hill Jr. (Photo: FILE PHOTO) 
 
 FORT PIERCE — A federal court jury found the St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office partially liable in the January 2014 fatal shooting of Gregory Hill Jr. in the garage of his home, but damages awarded to Hill’s family amount to 4 cents. More:Trial to start in case against St. Lucie deputy 
 
 The jury awarded $4 in damages — $1 to Hill’s mother, Viola Bryant, for funeral expenses and $1 to each of Hill’s three children for loss of parental companionship, instruction, guidance, mental pain and suffering. As such, the total verdict was $.04 cents, which was reduced to $0.Gregory Hill was raised in the same house where he was shot and killed. Hill's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit, and after a two-week trial in May, a jury ruled in favor of the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office, saying Hill was 99 percent responsible for his death and the department 1 percent responsible. After officers knocked on his garage and front doors, Hill opened his garage door. Gregory Hill was in his garage listening to Drake's song 'All Me' when police responded. Witnesses across the street heard the officers banging on the door, but never heard a single command.Despite these facts, the jury deliberated for 10 hours. Police shot 4 times, striking Hill 3 times.Police claimed Hill had a gun in his hand as the garage door went up and down. Newman drew his gun, and as the garage door started to go down, fired four times toward Hill, tracking upward. When a SWAT team arrived soon after and went inside the garage, it confirmed that Hill was dead and found a gun in his back pocket. Read or Share this story: https://www.tcpalm.com/story/news/crime/st-lucie-county/2018/05/25/family-gregory-hill-jr-shot-death-st-lucie-deputy-awarded-4-dollars-jury/646323002/
– A wide receiver who just scored an $82 million contract extension is helping a family that was recently awarded 4 cents, ESPN reports. Mike Evans of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers donated $11,000 Saturday to the family of a man who was shot dead by a Florida sheriff's deputy in 2014. The family of Gregory Hill filed a wrongful death suit, and a jury ruled in May that Hill was 99% responsible for his death and the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office only 1%—so the family received 1% of a $4 reward, TCPalm reported at the time. Evans vowed when signing his March contract renewal to help people out. "It's hard to put into words," he said. "With my actions you'll see it." Evans' donation pushed the Hill family's GoFundMe page to nearly $100,000.