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The lawsuit argues that under the Common Carrier Doctrine, Amtrak should be held to the 'highest degree of care' with regard to passenger safety. A woman is suing Amtrak after she was raped by this employee, 59-year-old Charles Henry Pinner, two years agoДЄ North Carolina woman is suing Amtrak saying it failed to protect her from an employee who raped her in her sleeping car while the train passed through northeastern Montana in April 2015.

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