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Families across the country are raising safety questions involving deadly vehicle rollaway accidents that kill nearly 150 people every year.
“I can’t imagine how I’m going to continue every day sometimes without her, because she really was that guiding force,” said Shanna Anderson, daughter of Debra Moses, who lost her life after being run over by the family car in Drums, Pennsylvania.
Photos: Grieving Families Push for Legislation to Prevent Car Rollaway Incidents
On Aug. 22, 2020, Debra and Alan Moses were planning a trip to a water park. According to police reports and the family’s attorney, the couple’s car rolled over Debra when her husband got out of the driver’s seat to help her open the trunk.
DC Dec 8, 2019
Eight people, including three children, went to the hospital Saturday night after a boat participating in a parade at The Wharf leaked carbon monoxide, fire officials say. Firefighters rescued 16 people from the boat in the Washington Channel about 7 p.m. after getting a report that someone on the boat was unconscious and others were feeling ill. Medics took eight…