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Man Was In Charge Of Inspecting Ride
POSTED: 11:20 am EDT October 12,
2004
PAINESVILLE, Ohio -- A judge in Lake County dropped three of four charges against a man in connection with the death of an 8-year-old at the county fair two years ago, NewsChannel5 reported. Theodore Brubaker was initially charged with reckless homicide and involuntary manslaughter in the death of Greyson Yoe. Brubaker pleaded no contest to a second-degree misdemeanor. He was in charge of inspecting the ride that electrocuted Yoe. Brubaker is due for sentencing on that charge Nov. 8.
Previous Stories:
- July 7, 2004: 81-Year-Old Sentenced To 30 Days For Boy's Electrocution
- June 9, 2004: Electrician, 80, Found Guilty In Boy's Electrocution Death
- January 16, 2004: 3 Indictments Handed Down In Fair Electrocution
- September 12, 2003: Boy Who Died From Shock At Fair To Be Laid To Rest
- September 3, 2003: Boy Shocked By Fair Ride Dies In Hospice
- August 28, 2003: Boy Shocked By Fair Ride Released From Hospital
- August 18, 2003: Improper Grounding Of Wires Apparently Caused Boy's Shock
- August 17, 2003: 8-Year-Old Still Critical After Being Shocked By Ride
- August 14, 2003: Boy, 8, In Coma After Being Shocked At County Fair
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