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Target Corp. It was instructed to pay almost $ 30,000 after the company cited in November 2024 for two violations in connection with the death of the employee Brianna Burley-Dinner at its Munich location, 170 South Lycoming Mall Road, in November 2024.

The 26-year-old Burley-Burley from South Williamsport used a manlift near the pharmacy to clean the lenses of security cameras near the ceiling.

Somehow it was held between the device and the door frame, said Kiessling.

Although the employees immediately called 911 and CPR, Burley-Dinner succumbed to their injuries.

According to Pennlive.com, Kiessling Jr. listed the cause of death as compression suffocation.

“The goal has not provided a place of employment that was released free of recognized dangers that could or were serious injuries,” said an OSHA examination.

The department store chain was hit with a second violation of hours after the waiting time injury to report the death of the security authority, Pennlive.com reported.

For the first violation, the goal was occupied with a fine of $ 16,550 and $ 1,005 for the second.

The goal denies the sanctions and did not pay the punished punishments, said an Osha officer, according to Pennlive.com.

The company was also instructed to carry out a comprehensive examination of the facility in order to determine the location of closer and restricted areas and to ensure that all employees are trained in accordance with the operating manual using devices in tight rooms and restricted areas, said Pennlive.com.