MGM spokeswoman Debra DeShong said after the lawsuit was filed that the company was committed to working with the family’s representative to find a resolution to the “tragic accident.”Ī Rosendin spokesman said then that it was “too early in the process to reach any conclusions” but that their thoughts and prayers were with Zynae’s family.
Prince George’s County police spokeswoman Jennifer Donelan said Wednesday that the department has no update on the investigation, which is ongoing. In addition to MGM, Whiting-Turner, the general contractor for the project, and Rosendin Electric, which did the electrical contracting work, are named as defendants in a complaint that alleges the defendants urged construction workers “to finish their jobs quickly, at the expense of safety” to hasten the Maryland resort’s opening.Ĭounty police announced last year that they are being assisted by the FBI in their investigation of the incident - which includes determining whether corners were cut to speed the opening of the $1.4 billion project on the Potomac waterfront close to the District.
