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Tarentum man pleads no contest in Route 28 fatal crash

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Frederick Fattman, 79, faces up to five years in prison for killing his front-seat passenger in a single-car crash on Route 28 in 2021. The passenger, Robert Mark Walters, 68, of Fawn, died at the scene. The Allegheny County Medical Examiner’s Office ruled the death an accident.

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Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Tarentum man pleads no contest in Route 28 fatal crash

A 79-year-old Tarentum man faces up to five years in prison for killing his front-seat passenger in a single-car crash on Route 28 in 2021. Frederick Fattman pleaded no contest Monday to involuntary manslaughter in front of Common Pleas Judge Jennifer Satler, his attorney, Alexander Lindsay, told TribLive. The plea

3 months ago·Pittsburgh, United States

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