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Showing posts with label Corey Stingley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Corey Stingley. Show all posts
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Correction made.
I just noticed an error I made spelling Corey Stingley's name. My sincere apologies to my readers and his family.
Fed. prosecutors to review the homicide of Corey Stingley and decide whether to investigate.
"Federal
prosecutors announced Saturday that they will review the death of
16-year-old Corey Stingley and decide whether to launch a formal
investigation."
Corey Stingley's death was ruled a homicide by the M.E. but the D.A. refuses to bring charges against the three men who killed the 16 yr. old boy.
Friday, January 17, 2014
West Allis Police Cheif Charles Padgett supports the D.A.'s decision not to press charges against the 3 men who killed Corey Stingly
West Allis police chief Charles Padgett stood by the D.A.'s decision not to charge three men who violently restarined 16 year old Corey Stingley, ultimately killing the child.
"We don't second-guess any decisions made by experts from our district attorney's office. We have great respect for everyone who works in the DA's office," Padgett said.
"We don't second-guess any decisions made by experts from our district attorney's office. We have great respect for everyone who works in the DA's office," Padgett said.
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Grieving father calls for Fed. investigation after DA refuses to charge 3 people involved in his death.
"Corey Stingley, 16, died days after three customers held him down until police arrived."
"Craig Stingley said his son didn't deserve to die for stealing alcohol. He's largely kept silent in the 13 months since his son died, awaiting a decision from the district attorney on whether to issue charges.
The district attorney told WISN 12 News Tuesday there simply wasn't any way to prove the men knew their actions were killing Corey Stingley.
"Craig Stingley said his son didn't deserve to die for stealing alcohol. He's largely kept silent in the 13 months since his son died, awaiting a decision from the district attorney on whether to issue charges.
The district attorney told WISN 12 News Tuesday there simply wasn't any way to prove the men knew their actions were killing Corey Stingley.
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