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Police ID factory worker dead of apparent electrocution
Wednesday, 15 May 2013 09:44 Published in Local NewsPolice have identified the man who died after an incident at a manufacturing plant in Florissant.
An employee at St. Louis Cold Drawn Inc on Pershall Rd found the victim lying on the ground near an electrical box. The man, identified as Mach Nguyen was taken to the hospital where he died.
This is being investigated as an accidental death and a cause of death will be released after an autopsy.
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It appears Alton High School fell victim to senior pranks overnight. When custodians arrived at the school this morning, they discovered buildings and trees covered with toilet paper and graffiti. Out in front of the school, a sign was planted in the ground reading "For Sale By Seniors." No serious damage was caused.
A St. Louis County police lieutenant has been fired, nearly six months after accusations that he ordered officers to target black people. Patrick Hayes was fired on Monday following a six-month internal investigation that began with an anonymous tip. According to the anonymous letter sent last December, Hayes ordered his officers to arrest black people near the South County Center and a Wal-Mart store in the area. Hayes' attorney has vowed to appeal.
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