Dallas Funeral Home Accused of Negligence After Worker's Death in Burial Vault Accident
WFAANovember 5, 20251 min1,257 views
5 connectionsΒ·6 entities in this videoβTragic Accident and Victim Identification
- π Angel Anthony Rojos, a 24-year-old employee at Wrestling Funeral Home, was killed in a burial vault accident.
- π He was working alone at a storage yard, tasked with moving large concrete burial vaults to a burial site when one fell and pinned him.
- π Rojos called his wife for help, leaving a haunting voicemail expressing fear and love before he died at the hospital.
Allegations of Negligence
- β οΈ Attorneys are accusing the funeral home of gross negligence in Rojos's death.
- βοΈ There is a strong assertion that Rojos should not have been operating machinery or moving heavy objects alone.
Investigation and Funeral Home Response
- π Dallas firefighters responded to the scene to rescue Rojos.
- π’ A spokesperson for Wrestling Funeral Home expressed sadness over the loss of a valued employee and stated they are cooperating with authorities.
- π OSHA, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, has launched an investigation into the incident to determine the cause.
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Burial Vault AccidentWorkplace FatalityGross NegligenceFuneral Home OperationsDallas Fire-RescueOSHA InvestigationWorker SafetyEmployee Negligence
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