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The 13-year-old boy was pronounced dead at the scene, while the 7-year-old girl was airlifted to Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego for treatment of moderate injuries, Latulippe said. 186

That family is now suing Dr. Deep Karan Dhillon and Just for Kids Dentistry and Orthodontics in Centennial Hills. The family claims the dentist failed to take proper precautions to keep their child safe during a routine dental procedure."For unknown reasons at this point, a spark was created in her mouth from the dental bur, which then caused the throat pack to catch on fire, and unfortunately causing some pretty severe burns," said Brasier. According to the lawsuit, those burns landed the then 5-year-old girl in the hospital for several days. Brasier says in the case of most routine procedures, the conditions could make for a perfect, unsafe, storm inside a patient's mouth if the dentist isn't careful. "You have, if you're under sedation, oxygen coming through, you've got usually cotton or other flammable material in your mouth," said Braiser. "And then you have these tools that can become overheated if proper precautions aren't taken. And if those overheated tools cause anything to spark, you really have the perfect storm for what happened in this case." Brasier said the girl, who is now 6, is doing well physically and they don't expect her injuries to be lifelong. "Really they just want to prevent this from happening to other people and make sure that if something does happen that the parties that are responsible are held accountable," said Brasier. The lawyer representing Dr. Dhillon said it is not the firm's practice to comment on pending claims. We reached out to the Board of Dental Examiners for comment and have not heard back. This story was originally published by Jackie Kostek at KTNV. 1622

Some Stoneman Douglas students are conflicted on the possibility of a death penalty trial.Student leader Emma Gonzalez describes Cruz's potential death penalty trial as a "good" thing. Another student, Cameron Kasky, wants him to "rot forever" in prison instead.Pollack does not refer to the gunman by name, and calls him 1800-1958 -- his criminal case number. If the death penalty trial proceeds, he said, he will not attend any hearings.Instead of facing his daughter's killer in court, Pollack said he'll focus on ensuring her memory lives on through a program he's launched to ensure school safety.A death penalty trial would deeply divide a grieving community, leading to fingerpointing between the school board, sheriff's office and state and federal governments, who've been accused of missing Cruz's many red flags before the shooting, Finkelstein said. 862

SOLD IN AMERICA: The BuyersAt Dennis Hof's Moonlite BunnyRanch in Nevada, paid sex is legal. Tiara Tae, an employee there, said she was a dancer prior to working for Hof, and that she was propositioned for sex every night as a dancer.Tae never thought she's be working in the legal sex industry and she used to talk down on it, she said. Her mindset has changed since looking into it and finding out that Hof's place runs as an orderly business, including testing for sexually transmitted diseases among the employees and required background checks.Each time a customer shows up at the BunnyRanch, the women who work there line up, and the customer selects one with which to have sex."I got picked, like, my first time and I was like, I'm scared," Tae said. "It was good to get it off my shoulders. My first time standing in the lineup ... it is intimidating."Her first booking, or "party" as they call it at the BunnyRanch, was easy, she said."It went really smooth and it was what I thought it was going to be."Tae immediately wondered what she would do with the money she brought in, including starting a retirement fund. She said she expects to have a half-a-million dollars saved in just a few years."I'm not going to lie, I'm expensive," she said. Watch the video or click on the links provided above to learn more from the "Sold in America" series, and hear from people on all sides of the issue. 1463

Shortly after noon on Saturday, Hillsborough County deputies say Leonardo Fernandez, 56, was involved in a road rage incident near the intersection of Linebaugh Avenue and Sheldon Road.The victim said Fernandez cut him off in a white van. He reportedly pulled up next to Fernandez and gestured for him to put his cellphone down because he believed he was texting and driving.The victim then said Fernandez became enraged and started driving recklessly before both parties were stopped at a traffic light.Detectives say Fernandez got out of his vehicle and threw a pair of nunchucks at the victim's vehicle while stopped at a traffic light, shattering the rear window. 667

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