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Inmate Who Lost Baby After Jail Staff Stopped at Starbucks Reaches $480K Settlement – NBC 7 San Diego

Sandra Quinones said when her water broke in Orange County jail in March 2016, staffers took two hours to reply to her call for help and failed to call her an.

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Jail staff taking a pregnant inmate in distress to the hospital allegedly stopped at Starbucks, then the baby died after birth Now a settlement is approved

Jail staff taking a pregnant inmate in distress to the hospital allegedly stopped at Starbucks, then the baby died after birth Now a settlement is approved
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Ex-Inmate Who Miscarried After Deputies Stopped At Starbucks En Route To Hospital Gets $480K Settlement

Her lawsuit reportedly alleged that the officers responded with a "deliberate indifference" to Quinones medical condition, violating her civil rights.

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Pregnant Inmate Suffered Miscarriage As Cops Stopped At Starbucks, Wins $480,000 Settlement

Sandra Quinones, who is no longer in custody, claimed in her lawsuit that her treatment was delayed for two hours because of the actions of the deputies.

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