School. Mps says it was a toy pellet gun. The 13yearold student resisted officers while being taken into custody. The officers went to the hospital with nonlifethreatening injuries. Homicide. By dehydration. Thats the ruling from the Milwaukee County medical Examiners Office for an inmate found dead at the county jail this past spring. A. J. Bayatpour is live tonight outside the jail with new details tonight on this developing story his cell here back in april. Nearly five months later, the autopsy determines he died from thirst. His familys lawyer says the circumstances are extremely troubling. Terrill thomas death in april comes less than two weeks after his arrest. The medical examiners report, released thursday, calls the death a homicide, noting tests revealed profound dehydration. Thomas Family declines to comment, referring us to their seattlebased attorney. Its extremely some of the information that we had uncovered in the course of our investigation. Erik heipt says that priva
Examiners office says the death of an inmate has been ruled a homicide. Terrill thomas was charged in connection with an april shooting inside potowatomi casino. He was found dead in his jail cell a few days later. Cause of death is determined to be dehydration with other significant conditions. The mes office notes the homicide designation does not imply criminal intent. Meanwhile the Milwaukee County mes office is investigating the probable overdose death of the 29yearold Adam Peterson was found unresponsive earlier this week. First responders administered narcan but it was unsuccessful. Hes one of 71 probable Overdose Deaths in the last seven weeks in Milwaukee County alone. Clouds will increase tonight and temperatures will fall into the low 60s. Mostly cloudy with periods clouds. Low 62 dewpoint 61 wind se 510 mph a Police Officer had to dive out of the way. To avoid being hit by a passing vehicle. The nearmiss happened in Mount Pleasant. Fox sixs Justin Williams has says a member
1929 - 2020
LeRoy Petersen, 91, passed away peacefully on December 13, 2020, due to complications of age, in the company of his three children.
LeRoy was born in Provo, Utah, on January 23, 1929 to Preston and Christine Petersen. He grew up with five brothers (Clint, Bud, Reed, Glen and Blaine) and one sister (Margie) who all preceded him in death.
LeRoy attended Provo City Schools and graduated from Provo High in 1947. In August of 1948, he and a friend enlisted in the navy for two years. He served on the USS Ashtabula in the Pacific. He left his sweetheart, Carolyn Jarvis, at home waiting for him.