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State Police: Cruiser Window Kicked Out by Woman Arrested for Aggravated DWI
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While KROEGER-KANGAS was in the rear of the cruiser, she kicked out the right rear passenger side window sending shattered glass at two of the troopers on scene.
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While KROEGER-KANGAS was in the rear of the cruiser, she kicked out the right rear passenger side window sending shattered glass at two of the troopers on scene.
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The autopsy was conducted by Deputy Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Mitchell Weinberg. Dr. Weinberg concluded that the cause of Mr. Lozado’s death was a gunshot wound to the neck and the manner of his death was homicide in Bartlett.