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No charges in Tim Hortons customer death
Indiana prosecutors have announced that no charges will be filed following the death of a 75-year-old woman after an altercation at a Tim Hortons in Fort Wayne. Anita Grayson died from an acute exacerbation of congestive heart failure triggered by the physical fight with a shift manager, which involved biting and hair pulling. Authorities determined her death was neither natural, accidental, nor homicide, citing self-defense by staff and legal justification for actions during the confrontation.
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