Metro to admit liability in fatal Fort Totten crash

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Metro and three equipment manufacturers have taken the first step to admitting liability in the Fort Totten train tragedy, more than two years after the crash killed nine people and injured dozens more.

The transit agency and the companies have already settled seven of the nine death cases, plus several injury cases, according to the victims’ lead attorney Patrick Regan.

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