indication of what happened to timothy pitzen police are hoping the release of lab test results and new video will change this with the lack of leads that we have in the case obviously we need the community and put and that s a nationwide community we need to find what happened to timothy pitzen the boy recently turned 7 years old he was last seen in aurora on may 7th surveillance video shows his mother amy fry- pitzen taking him from school and the days that followed the mother and the sun visited the brookfield zoo the call hurry resorts in wisconsin dells and other places before she committed suicide and a rockford hotel room to left another thing that her son was safe and of degenerating new leaves are police made public additional surveillance video one showing them at key lime cove on may 11th and another showing them checking and at kalahari on the 12th and another one showing them leading a food store in winnebago there were also test results found at the rockford
tossed out today families of victims still wondering if anyone will be held accountable for what happened here. february 17, 2003. panicked crowd that made a mad rush out of e 2 nightclub police say security guard released pepper spray to break up a fight inside patrons jammed in a stairwell behind the locked door 21 and died and 50 people were injured co owners found guilty in 2009 of violating a judge s order to close the second floor. each sentenced to two years they were free on appeal to the appeal successful today. had the city moved in and did what they were supposed to do quickly broken legs and that kind of thing but nobody would have died says he and his partner targeted by the city slow and disorganized response by rescue groupscrews contributed to the death toll disappointed with court decision that the city response. the appellate court ruled the order was ambiguous on clear i feel the saddest mostly he is not going to walk through this door police on mov
order to balance it it s going to pass with a new understanding of accountability and responsibility in order to pass this one alderman and council members had to agree on a $6.3 billion city budget holding their noses and closing their eyes as they swallowed the bitter pill i m still sitting here reeling over the cuts we had to make to health clinics and libraries these are tough decisions deb mellick mell is a veteran who has seen many budgets come through . he knows a tough budget this time will pave the way for easier budgeting in the future hopefully will will get to the point where there will be no pain in the future reaching an agreement was a difficult process unfortunately everyone is affected by this budget there are no property taxes but people are getting taxed and other ways so is it is spread around we know now that the mayor has enough votes to ensure the passage of the budget but we will not have the details for the next few days because we are told th