having a mental health crisis in law enforcement custody it leads oftentimes to a death sentence. authorities say no cause of death has been determined. when do you think that will be disclosed? that s why the family is going to have an independent autopsy, don, because those state issued autopsies can linger and in alabama we don t know how long it will take but we are concerned with dr. michael bot and some pathologist to do some independent autopsies so mr. sabrina and mr. glen will get the answers and his wife and four young daughters will have answers as to what happened to their father glen foster jr. i know you say mr. and mrs. foster you said you want justice
glen foster sr. and sabrina foster and their attorney benjamin crump. thank you all for joining, mr. and mrs. foster, we are so sorry for your loss. ms. foster, mrs. foster, tell me about glen. well, ben was a loving person, a loving husband, father, son, brother. he was a very active in the community. he was a very successful businessman. he was an intelligent guy who had ambition. he lived a very happy, happy life. we raised a beautiful son. he was well educated. he had good entrepreneurship. he was just someone that was like the life of every party. so glen was a loving person. everyone loved glen. when he stepped into a party,
Alabama state authorities are investigating the death of former New Orleans Saints player Glenn Foster, Jr., two days after he was taken into police custody.
Arrested for driving twice the speed limit through a rural Alabama community, former NFL player Glenn Foster Jr. wound up in a jail where he allegedly beat up another prisoner while trying to steal socks, authorities said. Foster showed signs of mental instability during a court appearance, records show, and a judge ordered him held for an evaluation just hours before he died in custody.
It was still a mystery Wednesday exactly what caused Foster's death and Alabama state police said they were investigating.
REFORM, Ala. Arrested for driving twice the speed limit through a rural Alabama community, former NFL player Glenn Foster Jr. wound up in a jail where he allegedly beat up another prisoner while trying to steal socks, authorities said. Foster showed signs of mental instability during a court appearance, records show, and a judge ordered him held for an evaluation just hours before he died in custody.