Teh One Who Knocks
01-27-2016, 12:27 PM
The Epoch Times
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A Tennessee teenager may have died after drinking racing fuel with several friends, police said.
The Greenbrier Police Department is investigating the “unexplained death” of 16-year-old Logan Stephenson, a student at the local high school in Robertson County.
Logan’s best friend was rushed to Vanderbilt University Medical Center for what police say is an “undisclosed ailment.” He’s currently in a coma.
Police told WATE that they’d received information that both boys were among a group of teens who may have ingested a racing fuel-based liquid just one day prior to when Logan was found dead.
Investigators say some of the other boys have admitted to drinking the fuel. CBS12 reported that the boys drank the fuel mixed with Mountain Dew.
Anyone with information on what happened is urged to call the police department at 615-643-4467.
“You will not be in trouble with law enforcement if you were present at this gathering,” police said. “Our goal is to ensure the safety of our citizens and get medical help for those who may need it.”
Logan’s funeral is scheduled for January 26 at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church.
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A Tennessee teenager may have died after drinking racing fuel with several friends, police said.
The Greenbrier Police Department is investigating the “unexplained death” of 16-year-old Logan Stephenson, a student at the local high school in Robertson County.
Logan’s best friend was rushed to Vanderbilt University Medical Center for what police say is an “undisclosed ailment.” He’s currently in a coma.
Police told WATE that they’d received information that both boys were among a group of teens who may have ingested a racing fuel-based liquid just one day prior to when Logan was found dead.
Investigators say some of the other boys have admitted to drinking the fuel. CBS12 reported that the boys drank the fuel mixed with Mountain Dew.
Anyone with information on what happened is urged to call the police department at 615-643-4467.
“You will not be in trouble with law enforcement if you were present at this gathering,” police said. “Our goal is to ensure the safety of our citizens and get medical help for those who may need it.”
Logan’s funeral is scheduled for January 26 at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church.