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and injuring the Plaintiff and damaging the Plaintiff, which added injury to the Pliainff’s existing Physical Disability. The Defendants elected to ignore the line of verbal communication and warring’s from the Plaintiff and the Plaintiff’s wife that the Plaintiff already had a disability and did not want to risk further injuries. The Defendant’s actions showed gross negligence, non-reasonable moving practices, lying to the Plaintiff, which constitutes fraud, total disregard for Plaintiff’s safety and health, and almost causing negligence homicide to the Plaintiff because of severe injuries to the neck and spinal cord and partial paralysis to the plaintiff's body and other injuries, Immediately after the Plaintiff’s

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