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(Ep. 10) #MSO “Ja’hn Morant” The Spann Report
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(Ep. 9) #MSO “Preferences, Gaslighting, & All Of The Words” The Spann Report
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(Ep. 8) #MSO “A Weird Fight For Custody” The Spann Report
The city of Detroit and its fire department is now facing a lawsuit after an emergency medical technician allegedly refused to go to a home where an 8-month-old baby had stopped breathing.
Local 4 obtained a copy of the lawsuit Tuesday, which was filed by the Fieger law firm on behalf of I’Nayah Wright-Trussell’s family. It asks for at least $1 million.
I’Nayah, who was on an oxygen machine due to complications from a premature birth, stopped breathing May 30 at her home on Glastonbury Road. When the family’s 911 call went out, EMT Ann Marie Thomas was told by her supervisor to respond to the scene, according to records. But Thomas parked her rapid response vehicle a street away and refused to go into the house until police and an ambulance arrived.
In yet another example of technology not waiting for the laws to catch up, a Connecticut teen has outfitted his personal drone to shoot a handgun remotely. As a handgun […]
