Rhode Island College Student Dies of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning After Charging Phone in Car During Blizzard
Joseph Boutros, 21, died after carbon monoxide from his snow-blocked car exhaust accumulated while charging his phone during Rhode Island's record 37.9-inch snowfall, police said.
- A 21-year-old college student, Joseph Boutros, died of carbon monoxide poisoning after charging his phone in a snow-covered car during a blizzard in Newport, Rhode Island.
- Boutros, an offensive lineman on the Salve Regina University football team, was found unconscious in a running vehicle, with the exhaust pipe blocked by snow.
- The Salve Regina community mourned Boutros's tragic and accidental death, describing him as having a contagious smile and selfless spirit.
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Man Dies While Charging Phone in Snow-Covered Car
A Rhode Island college student who appears to have been charging his phone in an idling car during Monday's blizzard died of carbon monoxide poisoning, authorities say. Police in Newport said they found 21-year-old Salve Regina University student Joseph Boutros unconscious in a running vehicle around 7:20pm in a...
What to know about the risks of carbon monoxide poisoning after college student’s death
A Rhode Island college football player has died from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning after running his car to charge his phone. On Monday, first responders found 21-year-old Joseph Boutros unresponsive in his car during a major snowstorm and power outage.…
College student found in snow-covered car dies of carbon monoxide poisoning during Rhode Island blizzard
Carbon monoxide poisoning killed Joseph Boutros, a 21-year-old Salve Regina University student found unconscious in a snow-covered car during Monday's blizzard, police said.
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