Universal Orlando Resort It is again in the hot seat on a roller coaster in his newest theme park, Epic universe. A woman is universal after suffering injuries that are sued The death of a man This month. Sandi Streets He blames the theme park of carelessness in Orlando, presented in the court of State Florida.

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More details from Sandi Street Laws

Sandi Street said he invited Universal in the epic universe park, which was officially opened in May a few weeks before. When he went, the runners launched runners. The speed of 62 mph (100 kph) reaches the speed. On the ride, the head of the streets violently shook him and entered his head in his seat, giving his permanent litigation.

The streets have also been more severe to lose disability, medical care costs, ability to work. Also, the case has said the walk has failed with a properly stopping head, and the theme park has failed "The safe and reasonable situation is dangerous" roller coaster.

Universal did not answer Thursday from an email APA seeks comments about the issue, and his lawyer, Nicholas Spetsas did not respond immediately to an email Process Search for more details about her injuries.

Human after he died before the same mountain mountain

Sandi streets on Wednesday (September 24), the procedures presented in a week after Zvala Rodrigue He died after the same walk. When the doctor arrived, Kevin didn't breathe, and later a visual witness described that the 32-year-old was fell with blood. After all, the medical examiner in the Orlando area ordered the cause of death as many injury injury. The examiner listed the death mode as an accident.

Universal Orlando Research Found Mountains well when men died

Karen Irwin, President of the Universal Orlando Resort, wrote his weekend workers after the leg. The notes said the internal findings usually operate the operating system, the equipment were on its own and the universal staff followed the appropriate procedures. Researchers with Florida agriculture and consumer services agreed on last Friday.

Meanwhile, the lawyers of the Zavala family would be released along Wednesday with that news. In the final report, Zaval used his spinal disability from birth and a wheelchair. However, his disability did not affect death. His family has not yet been presented. They said they want to understand how he died.

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