Jury hits Chrysler with $150M penalty in Georgia boy’s death

A Bainbridge, Ga., jury has ordered Chrysler to pay $150 million in damages in the death of a 4-year-old Georgia boy killed in a Jeep crash. Remington Walden was killed in March 2012. A fuel tank installed behind the rear axle on the 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee in which he was riding leaked after the SUV was hit by a pickup truck, settling the vehicle ablaze, The Wall Street Journal reports. A Fiat Chrysler spokesman said the company will consider an appeal, the paper reports. The company in 2013…