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Michael Taylor thought he might die alone in the Shelby County Detention Center.
Taylor had been sick with the coronavirus for weeks. It was early March, and he was living in a cell with 19 other people, some of whom had not yet tested positive for the virus. Taylor’s symptoms got worse and worse until medical staff quarantined him in the cell usually reserved for people in solitary confinement.
On March 3, the first night he spent in what he calls the hole, Taylor said he was having trouble breathing.
“I could die in here and nobody’s ever even come around and said anything,” Taylor said the next day, when jail staff let him out for an hour to make phone calls. “I feel like this little sentence that I got just turned into a life sentence.”
Mystery remains in Latonia pedestrian death as family mourns father of 2 ‘Nobody seems to know how to connect them two together’
Family of man, hit and killed by driver, devastated By Courtney King | March 31, 2021 at 8:20 PM EDT - Updated March 31 at 11:15 PM
LATONIA, Ky. (FOX19) - The family of a pedestrian who died Monday night is at a loss to explain the crash police say was intentional.
The crash happened just after 7 p.m. in the parking lot of the former Burlington Coat Factory, police say. Frank Harris, 54, was pronounced dead at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
According to Covington police, 44-year-old Marsha Miller is accused of driving at and intentionally hitting Harris as he was walking through the parking lot.
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