Man killed in oilfield explosion was recently hired<\/h3>\n<\/article>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nCASPER, WY —\u00a0<\/span>A preliminary report says the 36-year-old man who died following an explosion<\/a> at an oilfield in northeast Wyoming was a recent hire with limited training. The Casper Star-Tribune reports Beau Damori of Gillette was found dead following the October explosion and fire that engulfed 10 oil tanks, two passenger vehicles, two semi-trucks, three buildings and two propane tanks. The report by the state Occupational Safety and Health Administration says Damori had worked less than two weeks for JCG LLC, the company holding the permit for the disposal facility north of Gillette.<\/div>\n\nGarbage truck driver killed in crash with parked car<\/h3>\n
DALY CITY, CA — A garbage truck driver with Republic Services died in a crash<\/a> in Daly City Wednesday morning, a police sergeant said.The crash was reported at about 6:15 a.m. in the 600 block of Skyline Boulevard near Carmel Avenue, Daly City police Sgt. Ron Harrison said. The driver, identified by the San Mateo County coroner’s office as 58-year-old South San Francisco resident Mauricio Garcia Oropeza<\/strong>, was picking up garbage and heading north on Skyline when the truck hit an unoccupied parked car, Harrison said.\u00a0Somehow Garcia Oropeza ended up outside of his vehicle and was crushed between the two vehicles, according to Harrison.\u00a0He said investigators are trying to determine how the driver ended up between the two vehicles.<\/p>\nMan dies in workplace accident while razing vacant building in Cleveland<\/h3>\n
CLEVELAND, Ohio \u2014 A worker died Wednesday after part of a building collapsed on him<\/a>, police said. Cleveland police spokeswoman Sgt. Jennifer Ciaccia said the incident happened about 5 p.m. at a vacant industrial building at 2742 Grand Avenue in the city\u2019s Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood. A private demolition company was working at the building when the incident happened, Ciaccia said. Ciaccia said it appears part of the building collapsed on the worker. The worker\u2019s identity was not immediately released. No other information was immediately available.<\/p>\nPhoenix firefighter dies after battling cancer contracted from job<\/h3>\n
PHOENIX, AZ \u2014 A Phoenix first responder died this week after battling an aggressive form of cancer<\/a> that he contracted as a result of being a firefighter. Rick Telles<\/strong> died Thursday \u201cin the presence of his closest loved ones,\u201d according to a\u00a0Facebook post\u00a0from the\u00a0United Phoenix Firefighters. \u201cRicks (sic) passing will be considered a line of duty death and he will be honored accordingly in his memorial services,\u201d part of the post read.<\/p>\nBurdett Firefighter dies in tragic farming accident<\/h3>\n
HECTOR, N.Y. (WETM) – A member of the Burdett Fire Department has died after a tragic accident<\/a>, according to the Schuyler County Office of Emergency Management. It happened Wednesday morning on Dolphsburg Road in the town of Hector.\u00a0 The Sheriff’s Office says 51-year-old Jay Arcangeli<\/strong> of Burdett became entangled in a power take-off unit, a machine used to transmit power from a tractor to another piece of equipment. Arcangeli was pronounced dead at the scene.<\/p>\nPolice ID Car Wash Worker Killed This Week<\/h3>\n
Columbus, OH — Columbus police have identified the north side car wash employee killed on Monday<\/a>.\u00a0 Police belive 35-year-old Daniel Boucher<\/strong> was electrocuted after becoming trapped inside the machinery at the Sinclair Road car wash. How it happened is not clear. The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating. This is at least the fifth workplace fatality in central Ohio since the beginning of December.<\/p>\nLCSO identifies man electrocuted to death at woodworking shop in south Fort Myers<\/h3>\n
Fort Meyers, FL — The Lee County Sheriff’s Office and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration are investigating an electrocution<\/a> at the Pine Ridge Industrial Park on Wednesday night. The Sheriff’s Office identified the dead man as\u00a0David Keithley<\/strong>, 38,\u00a0and said his death was an accidental electrocution and is not considered suspicious. Online information listed Fort Myers and Bonita Springs addresses for Keithley.<\/p>\nMan killed in industrial accident in Medley<\/h3>\n
Medley, FLA. (WSVN) – A man has died after being involved in an industrial accident<\/a> in Medley. Miami-Dade Police and Fire Rescue units responded to the scene along Northwest 77th Street and 72nd Avenue at around 3 p.m., Wednesday. Officials said the 59-year-old was operating machinery when something went wrong. Rescue crews declared the man dead at the scene.<\/p>\nChef killed, 2 critically hurt in restaurant hammer attack in Brooklyn<\/h3>\n\nSHEEPSHEAD BAY, Brooklyn (WABC) — Authorities say a chef was killed and two others were critically injured<\/a> when they were attacked with a hammer at a Brooklyn restaurant Tuesday evening.\u00a0Police say a man walked into Seaport Buffet on Emmons Avenue in Sheepshead Bay shortly after 5 p.m. and began attacking unsuspecting victims with a hammer, sending customers and workers fleeing for their lives. Some of them ran into Randazzo’s Clam Bar across the street to seek shelter. “We let them in, and they said a guy came in crazy with a hammer and started hammering random people,” owner Samantha Randazzo said. “One of the workers came in here and said he started screaming and went crazy.” Officials identified the chef who was killed as 34-year old Fufai Pun<\/strong>. The restaurant’s manager, 50-year-old Tsz Mat Pung, and the owner, 61-year-old Kheong Ng-Thang, were critically injured and taken to NYU Langone-Brooklyn Hospital.<\/p>\n2 dead, 1 injured in shooting at Huntsville IHOP<\/h3>\n
Huntsville, AL – A Huntsville IHOP restaurant remained closed Thursday morning as police continued investigating a shooting that left an employee and customer dead<\/a> and a second worker injured.\u00a0Police said the shooting happened when a customer argued with an employee about a food order shortly before 10 p.m. The customer went outside, came back with a pistol and started shooting, Lt. Michael Johnson said at the scene Wednesday night. Two employees were struck by gunfire, and one of them died. The injured worker was being treated for injuries that police didn\u2019t consider life-threatening. His condition wasn\u2019t available Thursday morning.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n\nDEVILLE TRUCK DRIVER KILLED IN ONE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\nMarksville, LA — A Deville man became the Troop E\u2019s first traffic fatality of 2019 when he was killed in a one-vehicle accident on La. Hwy 913 Monday (Jan. 14). Investigators said Matthew D. Howerton<\/strong>, 32, was driving a loaded log truck when he lost control, ran off the road and overturned. He was not wearing a seat belt and was partially ejected from the vehicle, State Police said. He was killed at the scene. The cause of the accident is still under investigation, a Troop E spokesman said.<\/p>\nEmployee dies at Sazerac\u2019s Glenmore Distillery<\/h3>\n
Owensboro, KY — An employee has died as the result of a \u201cworkplace accident\u201d<\/a> at the Sazerac-owned The Glenmore Distillery in Kentucky on Monday (14 January), causing the site to suspend operations. The unnamed employee died following an accident at the maturation and bottling plant in Owensboro, Kentucky. Details of the incident have not been disclosed. A Sazerac spokeswoman told\u00a0The Spirits Business<\/em>: \u201cWe are deeply saddened to report the death of a team member at The Glenmore Distillery on January 14\u00a0in a workplace accident.\u00a0All operations are suspended at Glenmore pending an investigation until further notice.\u201d<\/p>\nLong Island gas station worker fatally struck by driver who didn’t pay<\/h3>\nSOUTH HEMPSTEAD, NY — Investigators are looking for a hit-and-run driver who struck and killed a gas station employee<\/a> while attempting to flee without paying on Long Island Monday morning. The incident was reported in the 1200 block of Grand Avenue in South Hempstead just before 7:30 a.m. Police say 59-year-old Cemal Dagdeviren<\/strong>, of Levittown, was run over by a dark-colored SUV in front of the Pit Stop Gas Station as he attempted to stop the driver. He was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. “He was a good man,” son Ali Dagdeviren, 35, said. “He was dad. It’s not easy for us.” Employees say the suspect was trying to get away with $22 in gas, and Ali Dagdeviren said his father was an auto mechanic who went to help out the gas attendant when the suspect wouldn’t pay.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nOwner of cell phone store shot, killed during robbery in east Charlotte<\/h3>\n
CHARLOTTE, N.C. \u00a0– The owner of cell phone repair store was found dead inside of his own shop<\/a> in east Charlotte on Monday, and the shooter is still on the loose. Police responded to the shop in the in the 3100 block of N. Sharon Amity Rd. \u00a0after guys at the barber shop next door found the victim, 29-year-old Elchin Khalilov<\/strong>, dead around 11:00 a.m.\u00a0 \u00a0People who work in this area tell FOX 46 the shooting started as an attempted robbery.<\/p>\nAuthorities ID NC man shot, killed by store employee inside mall<\/h3>\n
PINEVILLE, N.C. (WBTV) – A person shot and killed by an employee<\/a> at Carolina Place Mall in Pineville Sunday afternoon has been identified as 24-year-old Khali Amir Holmes<\/strong> of Charlotte, the Pineville Police Department said Monday. The deadly shooting happened in the DTLR store. Officials reported that the shooting was the result of an argument between a DTLR employee and Holmes.\u00a0The employee turned himself in and is currently considered the primary suspect in this investigation. Police believe the conflict was the result of an \u201congoing feud.\u201d<\/p>\nMSHA offers no comment on investigation into mining death<\/h3>\n
BELL COUNTY, Ky. (WVLT) —<\/strong><\/span>\u00a0A man from Clinton, Tennessee is dead following a mining accident<\/a> in Bell County, Kentucky. The accident happened off KY-2012 at the Toms Fork mine, owned by Nally and Hamilton, in the Balkan community, near the Harlan County line. Officials said the victim, 56-year-old Jeffrey Norman Slone<\/strong>\u00a0from Clinton, Tennessee, was a contracted worker for Tennco Energy Inc. According to a release from Kentucky State Police, Slone was working as a surveyor. Officials said that Slone, an engineer contracted by Tenneco Energy, was on mine property when a power haulage accident involving a shuttle car killed him. KSP says that the incident occurred at about 11:20 a.m. Slone was approximately 600 feet underground when the incident occurred. He was transported to Pineville Hospital and later pronounced dead.<\/p>\nSemi truck driver killed in crash when pickup driver abruptly changes lanes in Monroe, MSP says<\/h3>\n
MONROE TOWNSHIP, Mich.\u00a0– A 54-year-old man was killed Monday when a pickup truck driver abruptly changed lanes<\/a> in front of his semi truck and caused a crash in Monroe Township, according to authorities. Michigan State Police troopers were called at 6:36 a.m. Monday to a two-vehicle crash near the intersection of South Custer and Herr roads, officials said. Police said a semi truck, a pickup truck and a passenger vehicle were heading east on South Custer Road. The semi was in the right lane and the passenger vehicle was in front of the pickup truck in the left lane, authorities said. When the passenger vehicle stopped for the red light at Herr Road, the pickup abruptly moved into the right lane, police said. The semi hit the back of the pickup truck, causing the semi load to smash into the cab and strike the driver, according to officials. The semi truck driver was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.<\/p>\nTHP identifies dump truck driver killed in Cannon County crash<\/h3>\n
CANNON COUNTY, Tenn. (WKRN) – Investigators have identified the dump truck driver killed in a crash<\/a> Friday afternoon in Cannon County. The incident was reported around 3:10 p.m. on U.S. Highway 70 South near Cummings Hollow Road. According to a crash report released Monday by Tennessee Highway Patrol, 53-year-old Michael A. Alexander<\/strong> was driving the dump truck eastbound when he ran off the road, overcorrected, went across both lanes of travel, then drove off the other side of the road. The truck rolled and Alexander was thrown from the vehicle. The Woodbury man did not survive. Alexander was not wearing a seatbelt, Highway Patrol said.<\/p>\nHonor run planned for tow truck driver killed in crash<\/h3>\n
NEAR GREEN BAY, Wis. \u2014 Truckers are returning to the scene of a crash where they lost one of their own. The drivers are hosting an honor run for Jesse Hettmann<\/strong>, who was hit and killed<\/a> Friday on I-41 near Lombardi Avenue. A big part of this honor run will be drivers from Glenn’s Towing, where Jesse worked.<\/p>\nState trooper struck, killed while responding to crash on\u00a0I-294<\/h3>\n
NORTHBROOK, Ill. \u2014 An Illinois state trooper was killed Saturday while responding to a three-car crash<\/a> on I-294 in Northbrook, police said.\u00a0Trooper Christopher Lambert<\/strong> was on his way home at about 4:45 p.m. Saturday when he responded to a crash on the left shoulder of I-294 NB near Willow Road, according to Illinois State Police Director Leo Schmitz. Lambert was out of his car when a vehicle on the highway failed to stop \u2014 hitting Lambert and throwing him several feet, according to WGN sources. An off-duty nurse stopped to perform CPR. Lambert was rushed to Glenbrook Hospital, where he died at 7:24 p.m. Saturday, state police said. Lambert, 34, had been on the job for five years.<\/p>\nWastewater treatment contractor found dead in tank at Metamora plant<\/h3>\n
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ind. (WKRC) – Franklin County deputies are investigating an apparent death of a wastewater treatment worker<\/a> at a facility. Mickey Lounsbury<\/strong>, 63, was found dead at the Metamora Wastewater Treatment Plant on Jan. 9. Lounsbury’s family reported him missing that day and found his vehicle at the Metamora plant. Deputies found Lounsbury dead in a holding tank. The Hamilton County Coroner says Lounsbury drowned. It appears to be an accident. Sheriff’s investigators say Lounsbury was a private contractor hired for testing and maintenance. The Harrison man worked at several facilities and often worked alone.<\/p>\nHudson man killed in Brooksville helicopter incident remembered for talents as a pilot<\/h3>\n
Garbage truck driver killed in crash with parked car<\/h3>\n
DALY CITY, CA — A garbage truck driver with Republic Services died in a crash<\/a> in Daly City Wednesday morning, a police sergeant said.The crash was reported at about 6:15 a.m. in the 600 block of Skyline Boulevard near Carmel Avenue, Daly City police Sgt. Ron Harrison said. The driver, identified by the San Mateo County coroner’s office as 58-year-old South San Francisco resident Mauricio Garcia Oropeza<\/strong>, was picking up garbage and heading north on Skyline when the truck hit an unoccupied parked car, Harrison said.\u00a0Somehow Garcia Oropeza ended up outside of his vehicle and was crushed between the two vehicles, according to Harrison.\u00a0He said investigators are trying to determine how the driver ended up between the two vehicles.<\/p>\n CLEVELAND, Ohio \u2014 A worker died Wednesday after part of a building collapsed on him<\/a>, police said. Cleveland police spokeswoman Sgt. Jennifer Ciaccia said the incident happened about 5 p.m. at a vacant industrial building at 2742 Grand Avenue in the city\u2019s Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood. A private demolition company was working at the building when the incident happened, Ciaccia said. Ciaccia said it appears part of the building collapsed on the worker. The worker\u2019s identity was not immediately released. No other information was immediately available.<\/p>\n PHOENIX, AZ \u2014 A Phoenix first responder died this week after battling an aggressive form of cancer<\/a> that he contracted as a result of being a firefighter. Rick Telles<\/strong> died Thursday \u201cin the presence of his closest loved ones,\u201d according to a\u00a0Facebook post\u00a0from the\u00a0United Phoenix Firefighters. \u201cRicks (sic) passing will be considered a line of duty death and he will be honored accordingly in his memorial services,\u201d part of the post read.<\/p>\n HECTOR, N.Y. (WETM) – A member of the Burdett Fire Department has died after a tragic accident<\/a>, according to the Schuyler County Office of Emergency Management. It happened Wednesday morning on Dolphsburg Road in the town of Hector.\u00a0 The Sheriff’s Office says 51-year-old Jay Arcangeli<\/strong> of Burdett became entangled in a power take-off unit, a machine used to transmit power from a tractor to another piece of equipment. Arcangeli was pronounced dead at the scene.<\/p>\n Columbus, OH — Columbus police have identified the north side car wash employee killed on Monday<\/a>.\u00a0 Police belive 35-year-old Daniel Boucher<\/strong> was electrocuted after becoming trapped inside the machinery at the Sinclair Road car wash. How it happened is not clear. The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating. This is at least the fifth workplace fatality in central Ohio since the beginning of December.<\/p>\n Fort Meyers, FL — The Lee County Sheriff’s Office and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration are investigating an electrocution<\/a> at the Pine Ridge Industrial Park on Wednesday night. The Sheriff’s Office identified the dead man as\u00a0David Keithley<\/strong>, 38,\u00a0and said his death was an accidental electrocution and is not considered suspicious. Online information listed Fort Myers and Bonita Springs addresses for Keithley.<\/p>\n Medley, FLA. (WSVN) – A man has died after being involved in an industrial accident<\/a> in Medley. Miami-Dade Police and Fire Rescue units responded to the scene along Northwest 77th Street and 72nd Avenue at around 3 p.m., Wednesday. Officials said the 59-year-old was operating machinery when something went wrong. Rescue crews declared the man dead at the scene.<\/p>\n SHEEPSHEAD BAY, Brooklyn (WABC) — Authorities say a chef was killed and two others were critically injured<\/a> when they were attacked with a hammer at a Brooklyn restaurant Tuesday evening.\u00a0Police say a man walked into Seaport Buffet on Emmons Avenue in Sheepshead Bay shortly after 5 p.m. and began attacking unsuspecting victims with a hammer, sending customers and workers fleeing for their lives. Some of them ran into Randazzo’s Clam Bar across the street to seek shelter. “We let them in, and they said a guy came in crazy with a hammer and started hammering random people,” owner Samantha Randazzo said. “One of the workers came in here and said he started screaming and went crazy.” Officials identified the chef who was killed as 34-year old Fufai Pun<\/strong>. The restaurant’s manager, 50-year-old Tsz Mat Pung, and the owner, 61-year-old Kheong Ng-Thang, were critically injured and taken to NYU Langone-Brooklyn Hospital.<\/p>\n Huntsville, AL – A Huntsville IHOP restaurant remained closed Thursday morning as police continued investigating a shooting that left an employee and customer dead<\/a> and a second worker injured.\u00a0Police said the shooting happened when a customer argued with an employee about a food order shortly before 10 p.m. The customer went outside, came back with a pistol and started shooting, Lt. Michael Johnson said at the scene Wednesday night. Two employees were struck by gunfire, and one of them died. The injured worker was being treated for injuries that police didn\u2019t consider life-threatening. His condition wasn\u2019t available Thursday morning.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Marksville, LA — A Deville man became the Troop E\u2019s first traffic fatality of 2019 when he was killed in a one-vehicle accident on La. Hwy 913 Monday (Jan. 14). Investigators said Matthew D. Howerton<\/strong>, 32, was driving a loaded log truck when he lost control, ran off the road and overturned. He was not wearing a seat belt and was partially ejected from the vehicle, State Police said. He was killed at the scene. The cause of the accident is still under investigation, a Troop E spokesman said.<\/p>\n Owensboro, KY — An employee has died as the result of a \u201cworkplace accident\u201d<\/a> at the Sazerac-owned The Glenmore Distillery in Kentucky on Monday (14 January), causing the site to suspend operations. The unnamed employee died following an accident at the maturation and bottling plant in Owensboro, Kentucky. Details of the incident have not been disclosed. A Sazerac spokeswoman told\u00a0The Spirits Business<\/em>: \u201cWe are deeply saddened to report the death of a team member at The Glenmore Distillery on January 14\u00a0in a workplace accident.\u00a0All operations are suspended at Glenmore pending an investigation until further notice.\u201d<\/p>\n CHARLOTTE, N.C. \u00a0– The owner of cell phone repair store was found dead inside of his own shop<\/a> in east Charlotte on Monday, and the shooter is still on the loose. Police responded to the shop in the in the 3100 block of N. Sharon Amity Rd. \u00a0after guys at the barber shop next door found the victim, 29-year-old Elchin Khalilov<\/strong>, dead around 11:00 a.m.\u00a0 \u00a0People who work in this area tell FOX 46 the shooting started as an attempted robbery.<\/p>\n PINEVILLE, N.C. (WBTV) – A person shot and killed by an employee<\/a> at Carolina Place Mall in Pineville Sunday afternoon has been identified as 24-year-old Khali Amir Holmes<\/strong> of Charlotte, the Pineville Police Department said Monday. The deadly shooting happened in the DTLR store. Officials reported that the shooting was the result of an argument between a DTLR employee and Holmes.\u00a0The employee turned himself in and is currently considered the primary suspect in this investigation. Police believe the conflict was the result of an \u201congoing feud.\u201d<\/p>\n BELL COUNTY, Ky. (WVLT) —<\/strong><\/span>\u00a0A man from Clinton, Tennessee is dead following a mining accident<\/a> in Bell County, Kentucky. The accident happened off KY-2012 at the Toms Fork mine, owned by Nally and Hamilton, in the Balkan community, near the Harlan County line. Officials said the victim, 56-year-old Jeffrey Norman Slone<\/strong>\u00a0from Clinton, Tennessee, was a contracted worker for Tennco Energy Inc. According to a release from Kentucky State Police, Slone was working as a surveyor. Officials said that Slone, an engineer contracted by Tenneco Energy, was on mine property when a power haulage accident involving a shuttle car killed him. KSP says that the incident occurred at about 11:20 a.m. Slone was approximately 600 feet underground when the incident occurred. He was transported to Pineville Hospital and later pronounced dead.<\/p>\n MONROE TOWNSHIP, Mich.\u00a0– A 54-year-old man was killed Monday when a pickup truck driver abruptly changed lanes<\/a> in front of his semi truck and caused a crash in Monroe Township, according to authorities. Michigan State Police troopers were called at 6:36 a.m. Monday to a two-vehicle crash near the intersection of South Custer and Herr roads, officials said. Police said a semi truck, a pickup truck and a passenger vehicle were heading east on South Custer Road. The semi was in the right lane and the passenger vehicle was in front of the pickup truck in the left lane, authorities said. When the passenger vehicle stopped for the red light at Herr Road, the pickup abruptly moved into the right lane, police said. The semi hit the back of the pickup truck, causing the semi load to smash into the cab and strike the driver, according to officials. The semi truck driver was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.<\/p>\n CANNON COUNTY, Tenn. (WKRN) – Investigators have identified the dump truck driver killed in a crash<\/a> Friday afternoon in Cannon County. The incident was reported around 3:10 p.m. on U.S. Highway 70 South near Cummings Hollow Road. According to a crash report released Monday by Tennessee Highway Patrol, 53-year-old Michael A. Alexander<\/strong> was driving the dump truck eastbound when he ran off the road, overcorrected, went across both lanes of travel, then drove off the other side of the road. The truck rolled and Alexander was thrown from the vehicle. The Woodbury man did not survive. Alexander was not wearing a seatbelt, Highway Patrol said.<\/p>\n NEAR GREEN BAY, Wis. \u2014 Truckers are returning to the scene of a crash where they lost one of their own. The drivers are hosting an honor run for Jesse Hettmann<\/strong>, who was hit and killed<\/a> Friday on I-41 near Lombardi Avenue. A big part of this honor run will be drivers from Glenn’s Towing, where Jesse worked.<\/p>\n NORTHBROOK, Ill. \u2014 An Illinois state trooper was killed Saturday while responding to a three-car crash<\/a> on I-294 in Northbrook, police said.\u00a0Trooper Christopher Lambert<\/strong> was on his way home at about 4:45 p.m. Saturday when he responded to a crash on the left shoulder of I-294 NB near Willow Road, according to Illinois State Police Director Leo Schmitz. Lambert was out of his car when a vehicle on the highway failed to stop \u2014 hitting Lambert and throwing him several feet, according to WGN sources. An off-duty nurse stopped to perform CPR. Lambert was rushed to Glenbrook Hospital, where he died at 7:24 p.m. Saturday, state police said. Lambert, 34, had been on the job for five years.<\/p>\n FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ind. (WKRC) – Franklin County deputies are investigating an apparent death of a wastewater treatment worker<\/a> at a facility. Mickey Lounsbury<\/strong>, 63, was found dead at the Metamora Wastewater Treatment Plant on Jan. 9. Lounsbury’s family reported him missing that day and found his vehicle at the Metamora plant. Deputies found Lounsbury dead in a holding tank. The Hamilton County Coroner says Lounsbury drowned. It appears to be an accident. Sheriff’s investigators say Lounsbury was a private contractor hired for testing and maintenance. The Harrison man worked at several facilities and often worked alone.<\/p>\nMan dies in workplace accident while razing vacant building in Cleveland<\/h3>\n
Phoenix firefighter dies after battling cancer contracted from job<\/h3>\n
Burdett Firefighter dies in tragic farming accident<\/h3>\n
Police ID Car Wash Worker Killed This Week<\/h3>\n
LCSO identifies man electrocuted to death at woodworking shop in south Fort Myers<\/h3>\n
Man killed in industrial accident in Medley<\/h3>\n
Chef killed, 2 critically hurt in restaurant hammer attack in Brooklyn<\/h3>\n
2 dead, 1 injured in shooting at Huntsville IHOP<\/h3>\n
DEVILLE TRUCK DRIVER KILLED IN ONE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Employee dies at Sazerac\u2019s Glenmore Distillery<\/h3>\n
Long Island gas station worker fatally struck by driver who didn’t pay<\/h3>\n
Owner of cell phone store shot, killed during robbery in east Charlotte<\/h3>\n
Authorities ID NC man shot, killed by store employee inside mall<\/h3>\n
MSHA offers no comment on investigation into mining death<\/h3>\n
Semi truck driver killed in crash when pickup driver abruptly changes lanes in Monroe, MSP says<\/h3>\n
THP identifies dump truck driver killed in Cannon County crash<\/h3>\n
Honor run planned for tow truck driver killed in crash<\/h3>\n
State trooper struck, killed while responding to crash on\u00a0I-294<\/h3>\n
Wastewater treatment contractor found dead in tank at Metamora plant<\/h3>\n
Hudson man killed in Brooksville helicopter incident remembered for talents as a pilot<\/h3>\n