Donald Trump was found liable of sexual abuse in his trial with E. Jean Carroll.
The jury of 6 men and 3 women reached the verdict Tuesday after deliberating for a mere 3 hours. They found the former president liable for defaming Carroll and sexually abusing her ... but not liable for rape. As a result, Carroll was awarded $5 million in damages.As you know ... Carroll sued Trump for battery and defamation, claiming Trump raped her back in 1996 in a Manhattan department store dressing room.
Trump maintained Carroll's allegation was just a"hoax" and claimed he wouldn't have raped her because she wasn't his type. As we reported ... Carroll's attorney grilled Trump about his general treatment of women when he sat for a deposition as part of the suit.
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