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Central Bucks engaged in a âconcerted cover-upâ of abuse at elementary school, lawsuit says (opens the original)
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The parents of a nonverbal autistic 10-year-old who was among the students the Central Bucks School District has said were abused in an elementary school classroom in 2024 have filed a lawsuit against the district and nearly a dozen former and current employees. James Pepper, a former school board member, and his wife, Lisa Pepper, say their sonâs âhorrific abusesâ at Jamison Elementary School amounted to a âcalculated pattern of debasementâ that district and school leadership failed t
Attorneys botched a case against Amtrak over the deaths of two young boys, lawsuit says (opens the original)
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The mothers of two Chester kids who were struck and killed by a train in 2023 are accusing their former attorneys of botching their wrongful death lawsuit against Amtrak. Jahaad Atkinson, 9, and AhâYir Womack, 12, were walking on the railroad tracks and hit by a southbound Acela train. Amtrak operators knew people had been on the tracks at least 20 minutes prior, but the Acela proceeded as scheduled, according to the legal malpractice complaint. That information shows Amtrak acted âwantonly
A whistleblower suit claims âwaste and wrongdoingâ by Shapiro administration over mansion renovations (opens the original)
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A whistleblower lawsuit accuses Gov. Josh Shapiroâs administration of bypassing procurement requirements meant to safeguard the use of taxpayer dollars, including during renovations to the governorâs mansion, and firing a staffer who raised concerns. The administration waived competitive bid requirements after purchases were made, split transactions to bypass the threshold requiring bidding process, and kept paying a security contractor who no longer provided service, the suit says â claim
Philly tells federal court the Trump administration canât force it to collaborate with ICE (opens the original)
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President Donald Trumpâs administration cannot demand that Philadelphia officials assist his deportation agenda and enforce federal immigration law, the city told a judge Tuesday. Attorneys for the city and local officials asked U.S. District Judge Chad F. Kenney to toss out the Department of Justiceâs challenge to an ordinance that prohibits Philadelphia agencies and employees from honoring immigration detainers. âThe federal government cannot conscript City employees as its agents, inclu
Whatâs the deal with the surveillance camera on Washington Square? Itâs in response to vandalism. (opens the original)
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A new fixture is on Washington Square next to the Tomb of the Unknown Revolutionary War Soldier and the flags of 13 original colonies â a fenced off, solar-powered security camera. The camera led some online to wonder whether it is a Flock camera, which is a type of surveillance device that automatically captures and stores license plate numbers and has generated privacy concerns. Here is what you need to know about the new camera, which is not a Flock device. Washington Square is part of Inde
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