California Six Flags rollercoaster left more than 100 people with brain injuries, attorneys say
Summary
More than 100 people who rode the X2 rollercoaster at Six Flags in Southern California say they got brain injuries from the ride. Lawyers are representing these visitors in a legal case.Key Facts
- Over 100 visitors to Six Flags in Southern California claim brain injuries from the X2 rollercoaster.
- The injuries are described as traumatic brain injuries, which means serious damage to the brain.
- Attorneys are involved and representing the visitors making the claims.
- The X2 rollercoaster is located at the Six Flags amusement park in California.
- The story was reported by CBS News and includes a video segment.
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