City of Baltimore files in court claiming owner of ship that cause bridge collapse was negligent

It has been one month since a massive container ship collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore. It caused a deadly collapse, killing six construction workers and now, new court documents filed by the City of Baltimore say the owner and manager of the ship should be held fully liable.
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The problem is, DOD confirmed to Lara Logan it was a cyber attack on the ship. That is the Governments fault for not stopping the cyber threat. On to of that the Tugs didnt have it lined up properly in the channel V and cut it loose too soon. Normally the Tug thevbig ships out passed the bridge.the channel is very narrow.