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AKRON, Ohio 鈥?The Summit County Medical Examiner s Office held a media event Friday morning to release the autopsy results of Jayland Walker, the 25-year-old man who was fatally shot by Akron, Ohio, police last month. Below are the findings released by Summit County Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Lisa Kohler:The autopsy determined that Walker had 46 gunshot entrance or graze wounds5 wounds entered on the back surface of the 46, the findings cannot indicate if they were sustained while Walker was r stanley cup unning or turnin stanley cup g. 41 entered on the front and sides.15 gunshot wounds entered the torso, causing injury to t stanley cup he heart, lungs, liver, spleen and other internal organs17 gunshot wounds were to the pelvis and upper legs1 bullet struck Walkers face, fracturing his jaw5 gunshot wounds injured his knees and legs26 bullets were recovered from the bodyWalker tested negative for drugs of abuse and alcoholThe cause of death was blood loss from internal injuries.Walkers hands were not swabbed for gunshot residue as the FBI stopped testing for gunshot residue in 2006 because of its unreliabilityDr. Lisa Kohler answered questions from the media regarding the autopsy process but did comment on any other par Ygsa Roberta Flack has ALS, now impossible to sing, rep says
LAKEWOOD RANCH, Fla. 鈥?When Lorenzo Liberti met a Vietnam veteran while serving food to the homeless with his church, he says it changed his life. What mattered was that he was a veteran and now hes homeless. Im better off than him and I havent ever served a day in yeezy my life. It made me really realize how much I owed to people like him, said Liberti.So using his craftsman skil af1 ls, Liberti started creating a symbol of Liberty, hand-carved wooden American flags.In July, he launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for homeless veterans and to make a flag for a hospital in all 50 states. Liberti, whose mother is a healthcare worker, says he wanted to honor both the heroes of our present while helping heroes who are forgotten.In six months, Liberti raised more than $34,000 of his $50,000 goal.On Tuesday, he presented a check to Turning Points, an agency that helps homeless veterans. That $30,000 donation will be a game-changer when veterans come to us for help, especially in emergency situations, said Edwin Robinson, Veterans Case Manager for Turning Points.To help Liberti, visit hisGoFundMe page or visit his website atheroicflags.This story was first reported by Wend adidas campus i Lane at WFTS in