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2 injured after car crashes into bus stop in Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS — The Metro Transit Police Department is investigating an incident where two people were hurt after a car crashed into a bus stop in northeast Minneapolis.
Metro Transit police officers responded to the scene at Central and 27th Avenues shortly after noon. There they found the two victims, who police believe were inside the bus shelter when the car crashed into it. They were transported to Hennepin County Medical Center, according to the department.
Both of their conditions are currently unknown. The driver of the car has been arrested.
The person was allegedly found by staff on the morning of Oct 19.
RED WING, Minn. — The Minnesota Department of Corrections is investigating after a juvenile was found deceased in its Red Wing facility over the weekend.
The person was allegedly found unresponsive by MNDOC staff on the morning of Oct 19, a statement from the agency said.
According to MNDOC, staff attempted life-saving measures but the juvenile was declared deceased by EMS.
This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.
The person was allegedly found by staff on the morning of Oct 19.
RED WING, Minn. — The Minnesota Department of Corrections is investigating after a young man was found deceased in its Red Wing facility over the weekend.
The person was allegedly found unresponsive by MNDOC staff on the morning of Oct 19, a statement from the agency said.
According to MNDOC, staff attempted life-saving measures but the teen was declared deceased by EMS.
This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.
Michelle Kelley’s family said her blood alcohol content was nearly three times above the legal limit.
ELIZABETH, Indiana — An Ohio family claims a woman was served excessive amounts of alcohol prior to her death at Caesar’s Southern Indiana earlier this year.
Michelle Kelley, of Westerville, Ohio, died on March 28 while staying at the hotel and casino.
The lawsuit, filed last Tuesday on behalf of her estate and husband Jason Kelley, said Kelley was served at least 17 alcoholic drinks despite allegedly being visibly intoxicated.
Court documents said Kelley’s blood alcohol content was .222, nearly three times the legal limit. The lawsuit said the alcohol contributed to and was a “proximate cause” of her death.
Attorneys accused the casino of breaching its duty of care, saying their actions were “willful, reckless and grossly negligent.” The lawsuit names EBCI Holdings LLC, VICI Properties Inc., and “unknown servers” as co-defendants.
The family wants the case to go before a jury and are seeking $15 million in damages.
A spokesperson for Caesar’s Southern Indiana told WHAS11 they would not be commenting on the pending litigation.
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