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2. Second round of charges Keokuk Co. hayrack accident
A second group of plaintiffs has filed civil charges against Daniel Brubaker, the driver of a hayrack ride that crashed in rural Keokuk County. The incident left multiple middle school-aged children hospitalized after a goose neck trailer flung them into the road. The new charges were brought by the Snakenberg family on behalf of a 13-year-old girl who suffered injuries from being thrown from the trailer and subsequently run over. The petition accuses Brubaker of negligence, with allegations of possible intoxication at the time of the crash. The family is also pursuing charges against Grinnell Select Insurance Company for not paying their share for the girl’s injuries.
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A second set of charges has been filed for the Keokuk Co. hayrack crash, highlighting the legal consequences following the tragic incident. The new charges add to the ongoing investigation and legal proceedings surrounding the crash, emphasizing the importance of accountability and justice. Keywords: Keokuk Co. hayrack crash charges, legal consequences hayrack crash Keokuk Co.
Second Group Files Civil Charges Against Driver of Hayrack Ride Crash in Keokuk County
A second group of plaintiffs has recently filed civil charges against Daniel Brubaker, the driver of a hayrack ride that resulted in a tragic accident in rural Keokuk County, leaving multiple middle school-aged children hospitalized. The incident occurred when a goose neck trailer flung the children into the road, according to the plaintiffs.
Details of the Incident
The new charges were brought forth by the Snakenberg family on behalf of a 13-year-old girl identified as E.S. The petition, filed on April 5, states that E.S. was thrown from the trailer onto the ground and subsequently run over by the trailer during the accident. As a result, she suffered numerous injuries.
Allegations of Negligence
The petition accuses Brubaker of negligence and suggests that he may have been intoxicated at the time of the crash. This adds another layer to the already tragic event that unfolded.
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Legal Response
In response to the petition, Brubaker defended himself by stating that the accident was not his fault. He claimed that the trailer was operated by him and registered with his vehicle, but he denied most of the family’s allegations. He even requested the court to dismiss the charges against him.
Insurance Company Involvement
The newer petition did not charge the adults who organized the party where the hayride took place. However, it did charge Grinnell Select Insurance Company for allegedly not fulfilling their obligations to pay for E.S.’s injuries as required by their coverage plan.
Grinnell Insurance, in response, denied the charges brought forth by the Snakenberg family. According to court records filed on April 19, the company stated that the plaintiffs had failed to establish all the necessary proof to warrant an insurance payout.
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