Lawsuit claims garbage truck killed homeless woman in Kentucky

The family of a 35-year-old homeless woman has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Louisville Metro, alleging that a garbage truck's hydraulic claw killed her in February.

Tyrah Adams was lying in a cardboard box near trash in an alley when the truck picked her up, according to the complaint. The suit says workers failed to follow safety protocols and did not see her before operating the claw, known as a knuckle boom. Adams suffered severe injuries and later died from blunt force and compressional trauma, a coroner's report found.

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A St. Petersburg garbage truck driver is accused of running over a sleeping woman in an alley and leaving the scene. Nathan Brown, 51, faces charges of leaving the scene of a crash while causing death.

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Survivors and family members have filed lawsuits against a truck driver accused of causing a fatal pileup on an Ohio highway last month. The crash killed three members of one family and injured others.

Tyler Kendrick, 39, faces manslaughter charges after allegedly running over his girlfriend during an argument at a Collinsville gas station on July 3. Amber Rena Lee, 37, died from her injuries.

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Andrew Acton, 53, faces charges of second-degree murder, abandonment of a corpse and tampering with evidence in the death of a woman whose body was found in a trash bin floating in a Boone County creek.

 

 

 

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