The parents of 12-year-old Dylan Harrison have filed a sweeping lawsuit that takes direct aim at two major scuba-certification agencies, accusing them of systemic safety failures after their daughter drowned during a North Texas certification class. The civil complaint, filed Monday, comes as a criminal investigation remains open and renews hard questions about how evidence was handled and what instructors did in the crucial minutes after Dylan disappeared. Her family says the death was preventable and that the training agencies have a duty to require tougher safeguards for children in the water.
Parents file suit
According to FOX 4, the Harrison family’s lawsuit names two major training organizations and alleges they failed to set or enforce basic…..