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Ford faces lawsuit alleging carbon monoxide leak in police Explorers

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(Terry Kosdrosky)
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By:
Sarah Kominek
August 13, 2019 10:38 PM

Washington state troopers filed a lawsuit seeking class-action status last week alleging Ford Police Interceptor Utilities based on the Ford Explorer design exposed officers to noxious gases, causing sickness and physiological injury.

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