The San Diego City Attorney’s Office has filed a lawsuit against fire truck manufacturers, alleging that the companies eliminated competition in markets leading to higher prices, reduced production capacity, putting a strain on public safety budgets and driving up costs for taxpayers as a result.
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San Diego city attorney sues fire truck manufacturers for alleged anticompetitive practices
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