Baby injured in MKE crash dies; death toll rises to 4

Posted by Spanish Journal | Jan 2, 2020 | Wisconsin News Briefs

A baby boy injured in a Milwaukee car crash has died, bringing the death toll from the weekend crash to four, authorities said Sunday The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed the death of 5-month-old Larry Williams IV. The baby’s parents and 2-year-old sister also were killed in the crash. They are identified as 29-year-old Larry Williams, 22-year-old Ayana Hill and their daughter, Yana Williams, all of Milwaukee. Autopsies for the three are scheduled Monday. A 1-year-old girl remains hospitalized, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported. Police said Saturday she was in stable condition. Police said the car crashed into a tree on Milwaukee’s north side on Friday night. A witness says the car was speeding when it crashed.

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Baby injured in MKE crash dies; death toll rises to 4

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