Harry Sargeant, the ex-Marine turned transportation entrepreneur from Gulf Stream, had a West Palm Beach circuit court jury hand him a $28.8 million bill for his treatment of a member of the Jordanian royal family.

Jurors found Mohammed Al-Saleh, brother-in-law to King Abdullah II, is entitled to profits from jet fuel sales.

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