HARRISBURG – Dauphin County and the warden of its prison have denied claims brought by the nephew of a man who suffered fatal injuries while incarcerated there in a lawsuit against the county, a health care company and more than three dozen corrections officers and medical providers, holding them responsible for his death.
HARRISBURG – The nephew of a man who suffered fatal injuries while incarcerated at Dauphin County Prison has launched wrongful death litigation against the county, a health care company and more than three dozen corrections officers and medical providers, holding them responsible for his death.
COLLIN SPILINEK
Fremont Tribune
A 25-year-old man pleaded guilty to intentionally hitting a Fremont man with his truck in the Dodge County District Court Monday.
Joshua D. McMullin of Lyons is facing charges of second-degree assault, a class 2A felony, and failing to stop and render aid, a class 3A felony.
On Oct. 5, 2020, Fremont Police Department officers were dispatched to Methodist Fremont Health in regard to a male victim with injuries he said were from a hit-and-run earlier that day, according to a police report.
The victim said that he arrived at a south Fremont residence to talk to a woman about their relationship. At the residence, the victim got into a heated argument with McMullin before leaving on foot.