Civil Jury Finds Bill Cosby Sexually Assaulted Teenager at Playboy Mansion in 1975 (UPDATE)

UPDATED 6/23, 9:30 a.m. ET: Following the jury verdict that found Bill Cosby liable for the sexual assault of a 16-year-old, the disgraced comedian has suggested he’s happy the fine wasn’t higher than it is.

Per TMZ, Cosby’s representative Andrew Wyatt spoke with him after the judgment was read and told him no punitive damages were awarded. That means Cosby owes $500,000, rather than the potential millions if punitive damages had been reached. When he was told the figure, he apparently told Wyatt, “What? That’s all? Booyah.”

The former Cosby Show star also spoke with the two jurors who sided with him, and thanked them for their support. Cosby is set to file an appeal, which could delay Huth’s payment.

See original story below.

A California jury on Tuesday found Bill Cosby liable for sexually assaulting a woman at the Playboy Mansion in 1975 when she was a teenager.

NBC News reports the Los Angeles County jury determined that Cosby intentionally caused harmful sexual contact with Judy Huth, who is now 64, when she was 16 years old. Cosby was 37 years old at the time.

Huth has been awarded $500,000 in damages.

According to Huth, the comedian took her into a “blue room” at the mansion and forced her to touch him sexually.

“I was trying to deflect,” she said. “But he didn’t stop. I just closed my eyes. … It was so fast. Maybe five minutes. Quick.”

Nathan Goldberg, an attorney for Huth, told the jury that “my client deserves to have Mr. Cosby held accountable for what he did.”

“Each of you knows in your heart that Mr. Cosby sexually assaulted Miss Huth,” Goldberg said.

Cosby, who does not face jail time in the case, didn’t testify or appear in Los Angeles County Court during the trial, as he denied Huth’s accusations and invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.