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Showing posts with label death. Show all posts
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Saturday, November 9, 2013
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Friday, November 2, 2012
Two Children Dead, Others Injured after School Bus Crash
Carroll County, KY
Two children are dead and others were injured after a school bus crashed and rolled over in Carroll County.
According to Kentucky State Police Trooper Brad Arterburn, nine children and two adults were on board bus number 140 when it crashed at 3258 Boone Road at 4:32 p.m. on Monday.
Two children were pronounced dead at the scene, three were transported to Kosair Children's Hospital in Louisville where they are expecting a fourth.
One child was transported to UK Medical Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky; an additional three children were released to their parents after the crash.
The adult assistant on the bus was transported to a hospital. The driver was uninjured.
Safe Havens, International
Two children are dead and others were injured after a school bus crashed and rolled over in Carroll County.
According to Kentucky State Police Trooper Brad Arterburn, nine children and two adults were on board bus number 140 when it crashed at 3258 Boone Road at 4:32 p.m. on Monday.
Two children were pronounced dead at the scene, three were transported to Kosair Children's Hospital in Louisville where they are expecting a fourth.
One child was transported to UK Medical Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky; an additional three children were released to their parents after the crash.
The adult assistant on the bus was transported to a hospital. The driver was uninjured.
Safe Havens, International
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Shooting Victim Found At Reynoldsburg High School Dies Of Injuries
Columbus, OH
A 40-year-old man has died after being found with a gunshot wound in the parking lot of Reynoldsburg High School.
According to Columbus police, the shooting occurred in an apartment complex at 1887 Fountainview Ct. after 9 p.m. Friday.
Police said the victim, 40-year-old Lynford D. Taylor, was a passenger in a vehicle when he was shot.
He was then driven to the parking lot of Reynoldsburg High School on the 6600 block of East Livingston Avenue, as 911 was called.
Safe Havens, International
A 40-year-old man has died after being found with a gunshot wound in the parking lot of Reynoldsburg High School.
According to Columbus police, the shooting occurred in an apartment complex at 1887 Fountainview Ct. after 9 p.m. Friday.
Police said the victim, 40-year-old Lynford D. Taylor, was a passenger in a vehicle when he was shot.
He was then driven to the parking lot of Reynoldsburg High School on the 6600 block of East Livingston Avenue, as 911 was called.
Safe Havens, International
Autumn Pasquale Disappearance, Death May Be Linked To String Of Attempted Kidnappings In NJ
Westwood, NJ
The search for missing New Jersey 12-year-old Autumn Pasquale ended last night with the discovery of the girl’s body in a recycling container, and police are currently investigating the girl’s disappearance and murder.
While no arrests have been made in Autumn Pasquale’s kidnapping, police have admitted the case may be linked to a series of attempted abductions in Bergen County in recent weeks.
Fox News spoke to local law enforcement officials about Autumn Pasquale’s case, and cops say that they are investigating a link to attempted abductions in Westwood, Oradell, Hawthorne, New Milford, Maywood, Hackensack, Fair Lawn and Ridgewood, all in Bergen County.
Westwood Police Chief Frank Regino said that while police are examining all leads, the possibility of a connection between the kidnapping attempts and Pasquale’s death is being examined:
The search for missing New Jersey 12-year-old Autumn Pasquale ended last night with the discovery of the girl’s body in a recycling container, and police are currently investigating the girl’s disappearance and murder.
While no arrests have been made in Autumn Pasquale’s kidnapping, police have admitted the case may be linked to a series of attempted abductions in Bergen County in recent weeks.
Fox News spoke to local law enforcement officials about Autumn Pasquale’s case, and cops say that they are investigating a link to attempted abductions in Westwood, Oradell, Hawthorne, New Milford, Maywood, Hackensack, Fair Lawn and Ridgewood, all in Bergen County.
Westwood Police Chief Frank Regino said that while police are examining all leads, the possibility of a connection between the kidnapping attempts and Pasquale’s death is being examined:
“We are absolutely investigating whether there is a link … There certainly is a possibility and only time will tell. We’re looking into every possible angle that we can.”Safe Havens, International
Monday, October 8, 2012
Rabid Raccoon Caught Blocks from School
Hudson County, NJ
A resident called the North Bergen Health Department on Sept. 12 to report a raccoon just blocks from Franklin School that was acting sick that afternoon. As it turned out, the animal carried rabies, a virus that could have killed any child who got bitten.
People who contract the disease must get treatment immediately. The virus causes inflammation of the brain. Once people start showing symptoms, there is no way to stop eventual death.
On Sept. 12 at around 3:30 p.m., Health Director Richard Censullo received an emergency call on his cell phone after leaving his office. A resident told Censullo about a raccoon near 48th Street and Cottage Avenue. Raccoons usually come out at only night, an indication that something was wrong.
Censullo immediately went to the location, a few blocks from the school.
“The animal appeared to be dazed, it was acting like it was drunk,” said Censullo.
The time of the day could not have been worse, as children were walking home from school.
SAFETY FIRST – North Bergen Health Director
Rich Censullo captured a rabid raccoon that posed
a threat to children coming home from school.
Safe Havens, International
A resident called the North Bergen Health Department on Sept. 12 to report a raccoon just blocks from Franklin School that was acting sick that afternoon. As it turned out, the animal carried rabies, a virus that could have killed any child who got bitten.
People who contract the disease must get treatment immediately. The virus causes inflammation of the brain. Once people start showing symptoms, there is no way to stop eventual death.
On Sept. 12 at around 3:30 p.m., Health Director Richard Censullo received an emergency call on his cell phone after leaving his office. A resident told Censullo about a raccoon near 48th Street and Cottage Avenue. Raccoons usually come out at only night, an indication that something was wrong.
Censullo immediately went to the location, a few blocks from the school.
“The animal appeared to be dazed, it was acting like it was drunk,” said Censullo.
The time of the day could not have been worse, as children were walking home from school.
SAFETY FIRST – North Bergen Health Director
Rich Censullo captured a rabid raccoon that posed
a threat to children coming home from school.
Safe Havens, International
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