LAWSUIT FILED AFTER EMPLOYEE DROWNS IN HURRICANE HELENE FLOODING

Mario Nawfal
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🚨🇺🇸 LAWSUIT FILED AFTER EMPLOYEE DROWNS IN HURRICANE HELENE FLOODING

The family of Johnny Peterson, who died in floodwaters during Hurricane Helene in Tennessee, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against his employer, Impact Plastics.

The lawsuit claims the company prioritized profit over employee safety, alleging that workers were not informed they could leave until it was too late.

Peterson, a father of four, texted his daughter, “I love you allllll.” shortly before his death.

The lawsuit emphasizes the lack of an emergency action plan despite the factory’s location in a flood zone.

Source: FOX Business

Mario Nawfal
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🚨🇺🇸 FACTORY WORKER DIES SAVING OTHERS IN TENNESSEE FLOODS

Johnny Peterson, a 55-year-old father of four, died while rescuing 10 people from floodwaters during Hurricane Helene at Impact Plastics in Erwin, Tennessee.

Despite warnings, the factory delayed evacuation, leading to Peterson and four colleagues perishing after their escape truck was overturned by the flood.

His daughter, Alexa, shared the final video he recorded showing the devastation.

Peterson, a 35-year employee, is remembered as a hero by survivors, with his body found two days later.

Source: Daily Mail
Media source: WSMV 4 Nashville on YouTube