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79-year old Carol Wright was walking across the Royal Park Bridge that runs between Palm Beach and West Palm Beach in February when it lifted with her on it. Her family has settled out of court with the company that operates the bridge.
A Palm Beach County man was speeding 50 miles per hour and "impaired" on a prescription sleeping pill when he slammed into four Royal Palm Beach students at their school bus stop, killing two of them, a newly released arrest report shows.
By Eileen Kelley From South Florida Sun-Sentinel FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.—Drawbridge tender Artiussa Paulk tried to “hijack the truth,” ...
The lawsuit alleges the drawbridge was "negligently opened," causing the 79-year-old woman "first to suffer extreme mental pain and suffering as she clung to the bridge, and second, to fall to a concrete surface resulting in physical injuries that led to her death."
Named as defendants in the suit filed by lawyers for the niece of 79-year old Carol Wright are the bridge tender who already faces criminal charges and Florida Drawbridges Inc.