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Baltimore School System Drops Appeal and Will Pay $100,000 Judgment to Girl Sexually Assaulted in Maryland Classroom

The Baltimore school system in Maryland is dropping its appeal against the personal injury lawsuit filed by the mother of a 12-year-old girl that alleges that seven boys in a special education math class sexually assaulted her daughter in 2002. Bridget Banks, the girl’s mother, says that on November 27,…

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Maryland Family of 7-Year-Old Boy Arrested For Sitting On a Dirt Bike Sues Baltimore Police for $40 Million

In Maryland, the family of 7-year-old Gerard Mungo Jr. filed a personal injury lawsuit against the Baltimore Police Department for $40 million. Police arrested the boy on March 13 for sitting on a motorized dirt bike parked near his home. According to the personal injury lawsuit, the bike was not…

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Family of Maryland Man Struck by State Trooper Files $15 Million Wrongful Death Lawsuit

The family of Randy Rakes, a 38-year-old Finksburg, Maryland pedestrian who died last year after he was hit by a police cruiser, has filed a $15.8 million wrongful death lawsuit against Trooper Dale Derr, the police officer who was driving the vehicle, and the Maryland State Police. Rakes had been…

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FDA Panel to Investigate Tamiflu’s Impact on the Brain After 55 Children Exhibit Abnormal Behavior

This week, a Food and Drug Administration panel will review the effect of the flu medicine Tamiflu on the brain. 55 children in the United States reportedly exhibited abnormal behavior and other brain effects after taking the medication. 22 of the cases included serious symptoms, such as delirium, convulsions, and…

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Five People Are Injured in Maryland When SUV Rams Into Chic-fil-A in Edgewater

The Anne Arundel County fire department is reporting that five people were injured when an SUV crashed into a Chick-fil-A on Solomon’s Island Road in Edgewater today. One of the injured persons, a 67-year-old man, sustained serious injuries and had to be flown to the Maryland Shock Trauma Center. A…

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NTSB Report Claims 2006 Metro Accident that Killed Two Track Workers Involved Metro Operator Error

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released a report that says that the accident that killed two track inspectors involved operator error. The report says that Lynette Harris, the driver of the Yellow Line train that killed two people on November 30, 2006, did not follow proper operating procedures and…

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Millions of Toys with “Date Rape” Chemical Recalled After Five Children are Injured

Two children in the United States and three children in Australia were hospitalized after swallowing beads from a popular toy product that contain a chemical that metabolizes into a potent date rape drug when absorbed into the body. The two children who became sick in the United States went into…

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