Hospital Faces Civil Suit Tied to Alleged Sexual Abuse
Plaintiffs files a civil lawsuit against Cumberland Hospital over claims of sexual abuse.
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Plaintiffs files a civil lawsuit against Cumberland Hospital over claims of sexual abuse.
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