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Missouri’s attorney general has sued a utility over an explosion of a home that killed a 5-year

  • Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey sued Liberty Utilities on May 12, 2025, over a home explosion in Lexington, Missouri, that killed a 5-year-old boy.
  • The lawsuit followed a federal preliminary report showing a Liberty employee failed to mark a gas line section before a fiber optic company drilled into it on April 9.
  • The explosion demolished the residence of Alistair Lamb, who lost his life in the incident, while his younger sister Cami, aged ten, and their father, Jacob Cunningham, sustained injuries.
  • Bailey alleges Liberty falsely told the drilling company all gas lines were marked, violating a state safety law, and he seeks a $10,000 daily fine plus appointment of a compliance monitor.
  • Liberty said it cannot comment much but remains committed to the ongoing National Transportation Safety Board investigation and supporting affected families and recovery efforts.
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Missouri's attorney general has sued a utility over an explosion of a home that killed a 5-year-old

Missouri’s attorney general has sued a natural gas company over the explosion of a home in a small town that killed a 5-year-old boy.

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regionalmedianews.com broke the news in on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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