Child, 6, takes mom’s car, crashes
A six-year-old reportedly crashed her mother’s vehicle after taking it in an attempt to visit her father.
February 5, 2013
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A six-year-old reportedly crashed her mother’s vehicle after taking it in an attempt to visit her father.
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The parents of a 6-year-old Ohio girl are demanding answers as to why their child was placed on the DHS’ “no fly” list.
A six-year-old reportedly crashed her mother’s vehicle after taking it in an attempt to visit her father.
News for Michigan personal injury lawyers—CDC found the “choking game” contributed to the deaths of at least 82 children, adolescents between 1995-2008.
News for Maryland personal injury lawyers—A 6-year-old Baltimore city child jumped out of a moving school bus, causing him to suffer injuries.
News for Alabama personal injury lawyers—Lawsuit claims Birmingham teacher hit child with belt six times, once for each question he missed on a test.
News for Louisiana personal injury lawyers—Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office expected to probe Terrytown crash that left child with critical injuries.
News for Illinois personal injury lawyers—Vienna boy, 11, released from hospital two weeks after tractor ran over his head.
News for Florida auto accident lawyers—Pasco County SUV rollover crash occurred after vehicle’s tire blew out; child killed, three others injured.
News for Alabama dog bite lawyers—As many as 12 aggressive dogs attacked a 5-year-old boy in Phenix City, Ala., causing him to sustain fatal injuries.
News for Florida personal injury lawyers—FHP to investigate Clermont, FL pickup truck accident that resulted in the death of a 2-year-old.
News for Tennessee personal injury lawyers—Doctors forced to remove arrow from Fayetteville, TN child’s brain after incident at 6-year-old’s birthday party.
News for Maryland product liability attorneys—Black henna, which is not approved by the FDA for use on skin, left a Baltimore child with a severe skin reaction.
The parents of a 6-year-old Ohio girl are demanding answers as to why their child was placed on the DHS’ “no fly” list.
