Georgia Dock Collapse: Civil rights attorney wants federal investigation into collapse
ATLANTA — National civil rights attorney Ben Crump is demanding a federal investigation into the deadly dock collapse on Sapelo Island this past weekend. Crump is representing the families of three people who died and one person who was hurt. Investigators are still working to figure out why the ferry deck collapsed on Saturday.
The deaths of seven people on Sapelo Island have brought to the fore longstanding frustrations among its Gullah Geechee ...
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At least seven people died after the gangway collapsed at Georgia’s Sapelo Island on Saturday, state authorities said.
A new video came to light Monday showing the chaos and calamity of a ferry gangway collapse on a historic Georgia island that ...
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump announced Monday he is representing the families of three of the victims who were killed in ...
The aluminum gangway suffered structural failure as historic Sapelo Island hosted an event celebrating its Gullah Geechee ...
The oldest victim, Carlotta McIntosh, was described as a “fifth generation elder and the matriarch of our family. She leaves ...
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