Veteran's Death Sparks Casino Emergency Response Lawsuit
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A sixty-four-year-old Army veteran, Gary Perrin, died weeks after a medical emergency at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Despite showing signs of distress, casino staff mistook his symptoms for drunkenness and called a rideshare instead of paramedics. Perrins family filed a wrongful death lawsuit, alleging inadequate staff training, supervision, and policies at the casino. The suit seeks fifteen thousand dollars from Caesars Palace, raising questions about Las Vegas casinos response to guest emergencies.
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