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A 19-year-old shoplifter dies last Saturday. The police found out it was a Timothy Milan. He worked as a cook at a restaurant. A guard from Panzer's Department store saw Milan stuff some sweaters down his pants and left out of the department store passing the checkout line.

When the guard saw this he began to chase Milan who began to run. Also three bystanders ran after him too. They caught up to him but he resisted and fought back but one bystander put a headlock to him.

 "We went outside to see what was going to happen and we saw the boy get dragged to the ground,"
eye witness Sherry Carter said. "They were fighting alright, but it looked like all four of them were pulling at him and he finally stopped moving."

When a police arrived and cuffed Milan up he collapsed.

Later the autopsy determined the cause of the death was not enough oxygen to the brain.

Police believes that Milan should have never done this.

"Milan should never have run from the guard, we believe he had run in with police in the past," Police spokesman Michael Williams said.

Williams also think the bystanders did not mean to kill him.

"The gentlemen who held Milan was just being a good citizen," Williams said.

The Panzers Department Store manager are sorry for the death and are trying to make the kinds of things not to occur.

"We are sorry for the death of the young men, it was never our intentions for these kinds of things to happen," Panzers Department Store manager Paula Smith said. "We are currently looking at revising our policies regarding shoplifting and how we keep these kinds of things from happening."

Milan's father and his wife are devastated to what happened to their son and pan to bring charges.

"My wife and I are just in ruins over this. He was our only child and he had never had problems with the law," Milan's father Eric Milan said. "We plan to bring civil charges against the man who did this to my son, our lawyers are already filing papers and we encourage the courts to revisit this ruling from a criminal perspective."

 Charges are being put up but police said they do not plan to charge anyone involve in the crime.






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