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"A Beaumont woman is suing a local church for an automobile collision that occurred more than two years ago. <br /> <br />Kesha Lee filed her suit against East Mount Olive Baptist Church on Sept. 10 in Jefferson County District Court. The suit also names Tramail Cane as a defendant.  <br /> <br />Court papers show that on Sept. 11, 2006, Lee was stopped at a traffic light at the intersection of Martin Luther King and Park streets in Beaumont, when Cane, while in the employment of Mount Olive Church, struck her vehicle.<br /> <br />The suit does not describe how the collision occurred, but faults Cane for negligently failing to keep a proper lookout and the church for entrusting him with a company vehicle.  <br /> <br />\"At the time of the accident Cane was operating defendant church's &Atilde;&macr;&Acirc;&iquest;&Acirc;&frac12; vehicle,\" the suit says.<br /> <br />\"Defendant Cane was, at all material times hereto, in the course and scope of his employment relationship with defendant &Atilde;&macr;&Acirc;&iquest;&Acirc;&frac12; and was operating the van with the permission &Atilde;&macr;&Acirc;&iquest;&Acirc;&frac12; of defendant.\"<br /> <br />Lee is suing for past and future mental anguish, disfigurement impairment and medical expenses.<br /> <br />She is requesting a trial by jury and is represented by attorney Charlton P. Hornsby. <br /> <br />The case has been assigned to Judge Milton Shuffield, 136th Judicial District. <br /> <br />Case No. D182-397<br />"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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