Victims

Judge Grants Permission to Remove Home Monitoring Device for Nurse Accused of Forcing Abortion, Ignoring Victim’s Fears

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Puyallup, Washington — A Pierce County judge has granted permission for David Benjamin Coots, a licensed nurse practitioner accused of forcing an abortion on his former girlfriend, to remove his electronic home monitoring device. This decision comes despite a history of alleged court order violations by the defendant. D.H., the woman bringing the allegations, claims that on January 27, 2024, Coots acted aggressively during what she believed was consensual sex at her residence. At the time, she thought she might be pregnant and had communicated this with Coots, who is married to another woman. According … Read more

DOJ Set to Abandon Boeing Prosecution Amid 737 Crash Controversy, Families of Victims Speak Out

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In Washington, D.C., the Department of Justice is reportedly poised to abandon prosecution efforts against Boeing related to the crashes of its 737 MAX aircraft, according to attorneys representing families of the crash victims. This potential shift has drawn mixed reactions from those advocating for accountability in the wake of the tragedies. The inquiry into Boeing’s practices intensified following two fatal accidents, one in Indonesia in 2018 and another in Ethiopia in 2019. Together, these incidents claimed the lives of 346 people. Investigators have long scrutinized the company’s adherence to safety regulations and its role … Read more

Hotel Horror: Victims Awarded $4 Million After Assault Due to Security Lapse at Longmont Econo Lodge

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Longmont, Colorado — A mother and daughter were violently attacked in a hotel room after a man gained access to them using a key mistakenly issued by the front desk, according to a civil lawsuit stemming from the incident. The case, which has drawn significant attention, highlights concerns about hotel security as a jury awarded the victims over $4 million in damages. On January 3, 2023, Carol Gonzales and her daughter were staying at the Econo Lodge. Unbeknownst to them, Cody Czichos, a man not registered at the hotel, had asked for and received a … Read more