MALDONADO V. SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
629 P.2d 1001 (1981)
NATURE OF THE CASE: Maldonado (P) appealed the trial court's granting of Southern's (D)
motion to dismiss Counts III, IV and V of P's complaint.
FACTS: P, a Mexican citizen, tried to board a D freight train as it was passing through
Picacho, Arizona. Four employees of D caused a 'jerking or bumping' of the train cars when P
attempted to board it, causing him to fall under the wheels of the train. P's left arm was
severed, his left leg was broken, and he suffered other serious wounds which were open and
bleeding. P alleged intentional infliction of injury and wanton and reckless infliction of
injury. Claims three, four and five are, respectively: Interference with a savior, failure
to render aid and failure to call for medical assistance or report the injury. The trial
court granted D's motion to dismiss Counts III, IV and V and P appealed.
ISSUE:
RULE OF LAW:
HOLDING AND DECISION:
LEGAL ANALYSIS:
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