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POCATELLO — The family of a local man with mental health diagnoses who died while incarcerated at the Bannock County Jail in 2018 has recently donated $10,000 to a local
POCATELLO — For much of his adult life, Lance Quick was burdened with the mental and emotional toll of post-traumatic stress disorder and bipolar disorder. Although he was prone to bouts of distress his family referred to as “manic episodes,” Quick’s parents believed that treatment and medication had helped him turn a corner. Ten years […]
Pocatello Police Officer Lauren Herrick trains others; fights crime stemming from drugs and mental health issues Updated at Share This Pocatello PD Officer Lauren Herrick sits in her police cruiser in front of the Pocatello Regional Airport on Tuesday, April 20, 2021. Herrick has been an officer with PPD since June, 2011. | Kalama Hines, EastIdahoNews.com POCATELLO — Since she first allowed herself to be tangled up in the tales of Agatha Christie, Officer Lauren Herrick has dreamed of a career in law enforcement. Herrick grew up in Pocatello, reading the investigative works of the British...
Family of man who starved in jail speaks out about lack of criminal charges Published Family of man who starved in jail speaks out about lack of criminal charges Karra Porter with Lance Quick's parents Kim and Shauna Quick at a press conference April 14, 2021. BANNOCK COUNTY, Idaho (KIFI) - The family of the Pocatello man who died in the custody of the Bannock County Jail held a joint press conference with Sheriff Tony Manu on Wednesday. You can watch it below. This comes after the Kootenai County Prosecutor assigned to investigate the case said there isn't...
Prosecutor says no criminal charges in jail starvation death by Rebecca Boone, The Associated Press Posted Apr 13, 2021 4:55 pm EDT Last Updated Apr 13, 2021 at 4:58 pm EDT BOISE, Idaho — Idaho jailers watched as a mentally ill man starved to death, according to a newly released investigatory report, but a prosecutor says there isn’t enough evidence to justify criminal charges in the case. Lance Quick, 40, was a home inspector in the grip of a manic episode when he was taken to the Bannock County Jail for processing on Dec. 8, 2018. Quick, like millions of other Americans, had bipolar dis...