Trooper's Family Sues Restaurant Over Fatal Wrong-Way Crash

BEVERLY — The family of Massachusetts State Trooper Kevin Trainor has filed a $20 million lawsuit against a restaurant, alleging it overserved the driver responsible for the wrong-way crash that killed him, according to a report from Beverly Patch.

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"Salem Trooper's Family Files $20M Lawsuit Against Restaurant Following Fatal Wrong-Way Crash": Trainor's family is accusing the restaurant of contributing to what they call a "preventable death" by continuing to serve the driver before the crash, according to Beverly Patch (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/beverly/s/kkwzu/salem-troopers-family-files-20m-lawsuit-against-restaurant-following-fatal-wrong-way-crash).

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