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Pregnant US inmate gets Rs 3.8 crore compensation after her baby dies as jail staff are stopped at Starbucks on way to hospital - Vimarsana News

Pregnant US inmate gets Rs 3.8 crore compensation after her baby dies as jail staff are stopped at Starbucks on way to hospital

A 34-year-old female prison inmate from the US has alleged that she lost her baby because staff in the jail ignored her calls for two hours and alleged stopped for coffee at a Starbucks outlet on the way to the hospital when she was in labour.

Woman lost baby after police stopped for coffee en route to hospital - Vimarsana News

Woman lost baby after police stopped for coffee en route to hospital

A woman who lost her baby after her police escort stopped at Starbucks while he was driving her to the hospital has been awarded compensation of $480,000.

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Payout for US detainee who miscarried after police stopped for coffee on way to hospital - Vimarsana News

Payout for US detainee who miscarried after police stopped for coffee on way to hospital

Southern California officials agree to pay Sandra Quinones, who went into labor while detained in local jail, $480,000

First Thing: major sea-level rise from ice cap melting 'now inevitable' | US news - Vimarsana News

First Thing: major sea-level rise from ice cap melting 'now inevitable' | US news

Minimum rise of 10in to occur regardless of climate action, scientists find. Plus, survey asks about likelihood of US civil war

$480K Settlement for California Inmate Who Miscarried After Stop for Coffee - Vimarsana News

$480K Settlement for California Inmate Who Miscarried After Stop for Coffee

Southern California's Orange County has agreed to pay $480,000 to an inmate who was pregnant but suffered a miscarriage after sheriff's deputies stopped