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Action: Personal injury Injuries alleged: Leg amputation Case name: Plyer, et al. v. Cox Brothers Inc., et al. Court/case no.: U.S. District of Western North Carolina, Charlotte; 3:22-CV-00412 Jury and/or judge: Frank Whitney Amount: $2.5 million Date: Nov. 16, 2023 Most helpful expert: Jeff Decker, safety expert Attorneys: Alex Heroy and Jennifer Houti of James,
Robbie Plyler was cleaning out a bin when his foot fell into the spot where a safety bar should’ve been.
A lawsuit filed by a North Carolina woman says her brother Harold Easter was shackled to a floor while in police custody and didn’t get help from police officers who watched him swallow cocaine, beg for water and tell them he couldn’t breathe.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — A North Carolina man shackled to a floor while in police custody did not get help from police officers who watched him swallow cocaine, beg for water and tell them he couldn't breathe, according to a lawsuit filed by the man's sister.