Flying J store found not at fault for woman's twice-broken arm

A Jackson County jury determined that a woman who was injured during a fall at a Peculiar convenience store is not entitled to damages.Patricia Sexton alleged that she tripped over a stool in an aisle at the Flying J on Dec. 6, 2003, and fractured the humerus bone in her right arm. Sexton also fell ...

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Flying J store found not at fault for woman's twice-broken arm

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