These re-chargeable batteries and devices can spark deadly fires if they’re not handled properly.
E-scooters fill a warehouse in Cleveland. Officials say they're not being rented out and called this a 'dumping ground.'But five months later, nothing changed. So the city filed a lawsuit in August seeking a temporary restraining order to prevent a possible fire emergency.The warehouse is now completely empty of e-scooters and the boxes of lithium-ion batteries we saw out there.Copyright 2023 WOIO. All rights reserved.
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