A West Haven woman has sued the nightclub where her daughter was fatally shot last year, claiming its negligence was at least partly to blame.
March 04, 2014 at 02:28 PM
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A West Haven woman has sued the nightclub where her daughter was fatally shot last year, claiming its negligence was at least partly to blame.
Celeste Robins Fulcher accuses Funn House Productions, owner of Key Club Cabaret in New Haven, of allowing the shooting suspect to remain in the club after he was disorderly and disruptive. She’s seeking monetary damages of more than $15,000.
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