According to the complaint, Sig Sauer documented more than 200 accidental discharges, and several law enforcement agencies have replaced or banned the firearm due to safety issues.
Patrick Schreiber, a Snohomish County resident, filed the potential class-action lawsuit in Seattle federal court.
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Jacksonville police say worries about unintentional discharge of service weapons warrants replacement
Jacksonville Police Department said it wants all its officers equipped with new guns following safety concerns that they can ...
SCRANTON, Pa., June 14, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- A negligence and product liability lawsuit seeking compensatory and punitive damages has been filed in federal court against gunmaker Sig Sauer by a ...
Newington-based Sig Sauer has faced allegations its P320 pistol can fire without a trigger pull Newington-based Sig Sauer is facing a new legal complaint from 20 individuals, including law enforcement ...
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