A User Requires $5 Million From Apple Because Of His Exploded iPhone 6
Robert Franklin from Hopkins, Texas, recently took Apple to court for a battery explosion in his iPhone 6 in 2019.
According to court documents, the plaintiff claimed that the battery of the iPhone 6 was defective and could not reliably complete the charging process without overheating, thereby posing a great safety risk.
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Franklin pointed to the injuries on his arm and eyes, and he was still vividly remembering what happened on August 15, 2019. At that time, he was listening to music on his iPhone 6, which was purchased in 2018. Suddenly the music paused, and Franklin took the phone to check it out, and the phone exploded. “In an attempt to mitigate his fall, Mr. Franklin instinctively tried to brace himself with his right hand. When Mr. Franklin fell to the ground, he immediately felt a burning pain in his eyes and right wrist. Mr. Franklin su
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On April 30, Governor Mike Parson granted 13 pardons and commuted the sentence of an area man.
According to a release, Robert Franklin who has served more than a decade of a 22-year prison sentence for a marijuana crime has had his case commuted.
The governor’s action means Franklin will have the opportunity to face a parole board, which will determine whether the 41-year-old is fit to serve the rest of his sentence on supervised release.
Franklin was arrested in Saline County after he tossed a one-pound brick of marijuana from the window of his vehicle while fleeing state troopers in 2007. A jury found him guilty of possession with intent to distribute. By Missouri law, the judge was mandated to pronounce a minimum 10-year sentence without the possibility of parole for those deemed to be prior and persistent drug offenders.
Man sues Apple for iPhone 6 battery explosion caused by alleged defect A Texas man is seeking a class action suit against Apple for allegedly selling defective batteries and violating its warranty promises after his iPhone exploded in his face in 2019.
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The lawsuit, lodged Thursday in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, claims that the iPhone 6 s battery contains a defect which makes it unable to reliably perform its function. It goes on to allege that the defect creates a danger of explosion and fire.
According to the complaint, plaintiff Robert Franklin of Hopkins County, Texas had his iPhone 6 device explode in August 2019. Robert Franklin was listening to music on his iPhone 6, when he noticed the music playing on his iPhone began to skip, the lawsuit reads. As he picked up his iPhone to investigate, [it] suddenly exploded and caught fire in his face.