A Florida man taken into custody at a Pennsylvania Turnpike plaza has been charged with manslaughter in his brother’s death. PREVIOUS VIDEO ABOVE: The search for TolbertAuthorities in Cape Coral say the investigation began on April 15, when they were called to a Northwest 10th Street home on reports of a cardiac arrest patient.Officers who arrived at the scene found Francis G. Tolbert bleeding from the back of his head with a very faint pulse. Soon after officials arrived, Tolbert died. Police say they found a shell casing near Tolbert while they were collecting information at the home.From there, detectives in Florida launched an investigation for a death that may have involved foul play. An investigation revealed the victim’s brother, John William Tolbert, was in the home at the time of his death and suddenly left, officials said.”The medical examiner’s office performed an autopsy and a preliminary report revealed that Francis Tolbert has a bullet fragment in his head and we do not believe that it was a self-inflicted wound,” Cape Coral Police Department Chief Anthony Sizemore said. John William Tolbert was arrested at the New Stanton Travel Plaza by Pennsylvania State Police.He faces a charge of manslaughter with a weapon.
A Florida man taken into custody at a Pennsylvania Turnpike plaza has been charged with manslaughter in his brother’s death.
PREVIOUS VIDEO ABOVE: The search for Tolbert
Authorities in Cape Coral say the investigation began on April 15, when they were called to a Northwest 10th Street home on reports of a cardiac arrest patient.
Officers who arrived at the scene found Francis G. Tolbert bleeding from the back of his head with a very faint pulse. Soon after officials arrived, Tolbert died.
Police say they found a shell casing near Tolbert while they were collecting information at the home.
From there, detectives in Florida launched an investigation for a death that may have involved foul play.
An investigation revealed the victim’s brother, John William Tolbert, was in the home at the time of his death and suddenly left, officials said.
“The medical examiner’s office performed an autopsy and a preliminary report revealed that Francis Tolbert has a bullet fragment in his head and we do not believe that it was a self-inflicted wound,” Cape Coral Police Department Chief Anthony Sizemore said.
John William Tolbert was arrested at the New Stanton Travel Plaza by Pennsylvania State Police.
He faces a charge of manslaughter with a weapon.
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