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On Friday, two students of Marquette University were killed in the Milwaukee Catastrophe.
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It happened around 5 p.m. 27th and St. Paul.
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Police took a 41 -year -old driver who caused a disaster.
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Later, Marquette’s University confirmed that two murdered students were on the male lakros team.
Milwaukee – On Friday, two Marquette University students were killed in the Milwaukee Catastrophe, others were injured. The driver was arrested.
What we know
It happened around 5 p.m. 27th and St. Paul. Milwaukee police reported that a 41-year-old man crashed into a vehicle with six people inside.
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Two of those six people of 19 and 20 died at the scene of the scene due to injuries. Police said other people of the vehicle were treated at the scene and in hospitals for non -life -threatening injuries.
Police detained a 41 -year -old driver.
The scene of the accident near the 27th and St. Paul
What they say
Fox6 News talked to a man working near the catastrophe scene. He said he heard what sounds like a speeding car, followed by a sudden and loud “boom”.
“I saw a guy lying on the ground and they made CPR on it, they couldn’t bring him back,” he said.
You deeper
In a statement to the university campus community, Marquette University President Kim Ah Yun said both people killed in the accident were students. Two of the injured people were also students.
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“We are saddened by students’ families and friends, as well as lecturers, staff and colleagues here in the campus campus that these students touched during our community,” Ah Yun said in a report. “I ask to keep families in their prayers. Such a loss is hard to understand, and I know it will be difficult for our community to come in the coming days.”
Saturday, September 6th At 1 p.m. There will be a Mass at the Varsis Theater. Lunda Room and Henke Lounge AMU will be available to people from noon to 3 p.m.
The University said that counseling and pastoral support will also be available to students, staff and lecturers.
Students identified
What we know
On Saturday, September 6, the Milwaukee County Medical Expert found both victims as a 20-year-old Noah Snyder of New York and 19-year-old Scott Michaud of Ohio.
Noah Snyder (a photo used with the permission of Marquette University)
Scott Michaud (a photo used with the permission of Marquette University)
According to Marquette University website, both men were on the men’s laconic team.
The team announced the update on its official Instagram page.
Updating the Marquette Men’s Lakros team
The record notes that other team members were injured in an accident.
Updated statement by Marquette University
What they say
Marquette President dr. Kimo Ah Yy Yun issued an updated statement saying:
“Both students were Noah Snyder and Scott Michaud, both students-athletes on the Marquette men’s laconros team. Both Noah and Scott were strong students, in the first year Marquette to supervise the Great Eastern All Academy team. “
“Noah was a student of the Business Administration College. He was one of six children and came from Getzville, New York.”
“Scott was a doctor of biomedical sciences at the College of Health Sciences. He was survived by two brothers and was from Springborough, Ohio.”
“Please keep Noah and Scott’s parents, brothers and sisters and families and Marquette athletics and college communities in your prayers. Noah and Scott’s lives were taken too quickly and we share their teammates, coaches and those who knew them personally. “
What will happen next
The MPD said the Milwaukee County law firm is reviewing the accusations.
Editor’s Note: Marquette University changed the place of Saturday Mass from the Holy Family Chapel to University Theater.
The source
The Fox6 News was in the disaster. The information is from the Milwaukee County Medical Expert Bureau and the Milwaukee Police Department. Marquette University issued a statement.