A Harris County jury recently awarded nearly $3 million in damages to a San Antonio-area woman who sued Landry's Inc. after she fell and was injured at Houston's Downtown Aquarium during a visit with her granddaughter. Glenda Lammert, a 76-year-old Bexar County resident who already had a disability, required surgery for multiple fractures in her left ankle after she stepped into a trench next to a replica rowboat and fell while attempting to walk through a dark and crowded hallway at the aquarium on March 12, 2018, according to the lawsuit filed the following year. In a non-unanimous verdict last week, 10 of 12 jurors determined the aquarium was negligent in creating a dangerous condition and awarded Lammert a total of $2.825 million in damages, court records show. 📸: Downtown Aquarium Houston via Facebook #downtownaquarium #HoustonAquarium