Ohio Sues Norfolk Southern Over East Palestine Train Derailment

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Ohio’s attorney general sued Norfolk Southern, seeking to hold the company financially responsible for the train derailment in East Palestine

An overheated bearing on a railcar was the likely cause of the Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, federal officials said. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg called for tougher regulations on the rail industry during a visit to the site.

Photo: Alan Freed/ReutersOhio Attorney General Dave Yost sued Norfolk Southern Corp. , seeking to hold the company financially responsible for theThe complaint, filed in U.S. District Court of the Northern District of Ohio on Tuesday, sought civil penalties, damages, court costs and other relief for the Feb. 3 incident, which led to the derailment of 38 cars, including 11 tankers carrying hazardous materials that caught fire.

 

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Mayor Pete?

Need to sue booty judge too

Oh, I thought Secretary Pete was responsible for the spill. My bad 😏

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