Lawsuit claims thousands of guard rails are defective

Lawsuit claims thousands of guard rails are defective

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A battle over whether a highway safety device is unsafe is raging in courts across the country.  A recently-unsealed whistle blower lawsuit claims that there are hundreds of thousands of defective guard rail heads across America's highways, including right here in Georgia. 

FOX 5 senior I-Team reporter Dale Russell says the manufacturer vehemently denies any problems and is suing the whistle blower. 

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