US EditionIowa center called police nearly 1,000 times in 3 years before teen killed staffer, records show
- Officers responded nearly 1,000 times in three years to an Iowa juvenile treatment center following the killing of a staff member by a 15-year-old resident, based on police records.
- Kathleen Galloway-Menke suffered brain damage and passed away after an assault at Ellipsis Iowa, prompting questions about staff training and safety at the facility.
- Attorney Trever Hook raised concerns about the facility's training for handling potentially dangerous clients, as the resident responsible for the staff member's death had a violent history.
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KVIAIowa center called police nearly 1,000 times in 3 years before teen killed staffer, records show
Police records show that officers responded nearly 1,000 times in the past three years to an Iowa juvenile treatment center where a staff member was killed. Police say 50-year-old Kathleen
Iowa Center Called Police Nearly 1,000 Times in 3 Years Before Teen Killed Staffer, Records Show
Officers responded nearly 1,000 times in the past three years to an Iowa juvenile treatment center where a staff member was killed by a 15-year-old resident, according to police records.
Iowa center called police nearly 1,000 times in 3 years before teen killed staffer, records show
Officers responded nearly 1,000 times in the past three years to an Iowa juvenile treatment center where a staff member was killed by a 15-year-old resident, according to police records.Kathleen Galloway-Menke was assaulted May 8 at the center, Ellipsis Iowa. Her family’s attorney, Trever Hook, said the 50-year-old mother of two daughters suffered brain damage and died Tuesday after life support was removed.Galloway-Menke had worked at Ellipsis …
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