The lawsuit filed by the parents of Josselin Corea Escalante Vega was released publicly on Monday, revealing they seek $700,000 from Metro Nashville and Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) after their daughter was killed during the January attack on Antioch High School (AHS).
Filed in the Tennessee Circuit Court for Davidson County by parents Josseline Escalante Vega and German Corea, the lawsuit accuses MNPS and Metro Nashville of negligently failing to protect their daughter from Solomon Henderson, who fired about 17 shots inside the school, including the bullet that fatally struck Josselin Escalante Vega on January 22, by specifically failing to ensure a safe environment for the students.
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