STREET. Paul, Minnesota (KFGO / WCCO): We are more informed about a regulation of $ 8. 5 million in an unjustified death trial after a structure employee hit a selling truck to sell in the city from St. Paul.
On Wednesday, lawyers reached a regulation with the concrete company that used the truck operator, according to judicial documents, with Kristi Davis, the widow of a guy murdered in 2022.
Davis remembers what she learned that her 35 -year -old husband crossed a truck in a structure site.
“I was in surprise because my husband, more than 40 years of paintings in the structure industry, arrived at the house with me every day,” Davis explains. “Therefore, I had a lot of experience. Surprised is the only way to describe it. »
Peter Davis running at a structure site on Wabasha Street in St Paul when he crossed the truck.
“He suffered a very traumatic death. The cube truck rolled up with both axes and was, you know, from the back to the front, “describes Davis. ” It was crushed until death. “
Davis filed an unjustified death complaint after locating that the motor force had cocaine and THC in its system, and the company had a history of poor education and demands of insufficient equipment. The 23-year operator of an occupied truck, belonging to some other company, Ti-Zack Concrete Inc. , supported a structure site at Wabasha Street, just south of the seventh street when it fell on Peter Davis while running for a hiring. corporate.
“The defendant agreed to rent a security director and put into effect the new specific security for drivers,” explains Davis. “I have colleagues and friends of my husband who are in the box through the execution with this company. And I had to do what I could to make sure that this traumatic occasion does not take place to anyone else in the future. »
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