Family boy killed by falling classroom video board plans lawsuit

Brevard County, the family of the little boy killed in that tragic accident inside his own school classroom, has now lawyered up. We told you last week that the boy died after a video board fell on top of him. Esther Bauer joins us live now with this. Esther, a number of lawsuits are coming. Dr. Bauer's lawyer says anyone involved in what they're calling a preventable tragedy will likely be facing a lawsuit going forward. Their goal is to make sure this never happened to another family again. New photos shared with Fox 35 of Bellamy Dawkins-Morris, a kindergartner on the spectrum who was killed inside this school in Palm Bay. How did this happen? How did this heavy commercial equipment that is installed in classrooms fall and kill an innocent child? A 120-pound video board fell on the five-year-old boy, and he never recovered at the hospital. Angry that this could happen to a five-year-old that is going to school to learn. Megan Bridwell of the Haggard Law Firm is now representing Bellamy's family and the firm is launching its own investigation. to understand every safety failure that occurred? Both Palm Bay Police and Brevard Public Schools tell us they are also investigating how this happened. BPS says all new video board installations are on pause they've launched an emergency safety inspection at every single school in the district. The hope that this never happens to any other child in America or the world for that matter. That's the goal for this lawyer and Bellamy's family says they will not stop sharing his story until justice is served. Whether it's the district, whether it's the manufacturer of the smart board, whether it's the person who put it in, whether it's the person who comes and checks on it and monitors it, accountability has to happen it's not a slap on the wrist we lost our baby and he's never coming back to us and Bellamy's family tells me they are still planning his funeral and several of them are still traveling here to Florida coming up later tonight at six see how a local small business is stepping in to keep other students safe that are still around these doors reporting live in Brevard County, Esther Bauer, Fox 35 News.