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Indiana prosecutors have decided not to file charges in the case of Anita Grayson, a 75-year-old Tim Hortons customer who died after an altercation with a drive-thru manager. Grayson suffered a fatal episode of congestive heart failure following the incident on May 13 in Fort Wayne.
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Indiana prosecutors have decided not to file charges in the case of Anita Grayson, a 75-year-old Tim Hortons customer who died after an altercation with a drive-thru manager. Grayson suffered a fatal episode of congestive heart failure following the incident on May 13 in Fort Wayne.
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No charges to be issued over Tim Hortons customer Anita Grayson’s death after she died following brawl with manager
No charges filed in death of Tim Hortons customer following altercation