The city of Los Angeles has been sued for failing to provide adequate barriers along the Venice Beach Boardwalk, where the driver of a Dodge Avenger plowed down more than a dozen people about a year ago.
The driver killed an Italian woman on her honeymoon and injured 17 others. The woman’s husband, Christian Casadei, filed suit on Tuesday. Three other people who were injured—Joanna Botton, Nancy Martinez and Jose Enrique Gutierrez—filed two separate suits on July 25.
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