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Six Flags in California is retiring its X2 roller coaster after several riders allege brain injuries

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Six Flags is retiring its X2 roller coaster following lawsuits from three riders who alleged they suffered brain injuries. The ride has been closed since July.

The ride has been closed since July after three riders filed lawsuits alleging they suffered brain bleeding and other injuries.

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