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Massachusetts Woman Sues City of Taunton and Police Officer for Personal Injury and Police Brutality

In Massachusetts, a Taunton woman is suing the city of Taunton and police officer Robert Kramer for personal injuries she sustained from an alleged police brutality incident. In her federal lawsuit, Celine Kaye is seeking unspecified damages for broken ribs, facial fractures, and emotional trauma. She claims Officer Kramer violated…

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Federal Investigators Probe Cause of Continental Plane Crash That Killed 50 People

Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Administration and the Federal Aviation Administration are trying to determine the cause of last Thursday’s deadly plane crash that killed all 49 people onboard the plane and another victim on the ground. Continental Connection Flight 3407 crashed into a Buffalo, New York home before…

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State Trooper Files Massachusetts Personal Injury Lawsuit Against Taser Manufacturer

In the US District Court in Worcester, a state trooper is suing Taser International, the makers of the Taser stun gun, for $1 million. James Foley, a Grafton resident, says that when the weapon was used on him during a law enforcement seminar on Tasers, the electric currents that went…

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Massachusetts Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Plymouth Police Alleges Police Brutality

In Massachusetts, the mother of 16-year-old Anthony McGrath is suing the town of Plymouth, former police chief Robert Pomeroy, and officers Edwin Almeida and Richard Tavares for his wrongful death. McGrath was shot by Almeida and Tavares following a high-speed motor vehicle pursuit on January 10, 2006. The officers were…

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NTSB Investigate Continental Airlines Jet Crash that Injured Nearly 40 Passengers

Officials with the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the cause of the Continental Airlines jet crash that occurred last Saturday as it took off from Denver International Airport. The plane accident took place a little after 6pm as the Boeing 737 was speeding down an airport runway. Investigators say…

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Leading Causes of Child Deaths Are Also Common Causes of Personal Injuries and Wrongful Deaths

Unicef and the World Health Organization say that 830,000 children are killed around the world in accidents. Their report, the World Report on Child Injury Prevention, is the first report to gather all known information on child injuries and deaths around the globe. The report’s estimates are acknowledged to be…

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US Coast Guard Reports 9 Massachusetts Recreational Boating Accidents in 2007

The US Coast Guard has released the latest statistics involving boating accidents in Massachusetts and throughout the United States. Statistics Include: • 685 boating fatalities throughout the US in 2007. • 9 of these deaths occurred in Massachusetts, where 36 boating accidents occurred. • There have been at least 6…

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Rock Band Great White To Pay Injury Victims Of 2003 Club Fire $1 Million

Five years after a pyrotechnics display at a nightclub killed 100 people during a rock concert, the Great White band has reached a $1 million settlement agreement with survivors and victims families. Over 200 people were injured in the fatal fire. Great White band member Ty Longley also died in…

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Nantucket Police Admits that Officers Used Excessive Force Against Massachusetts Teens that Filed Lawsuit

A group of Massachusetts teenagers that say Nantucket police officers applied “excessive force” when arresting them without probable cause have filed a federal lawsuit. Troy Sullivan, Nicholas Phillips, David Loveberry, Adeane Watty, and Terrance Johnson, ages 13 to 18 and all African-American, say they were riding their bikes on August…

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