Obituaries Related to "Mcclain" from New York Times Archive
3 Officers Fired Over Photos Taken Near Elijah McClain Memorial
The Aurora, Colo., police chief said the officers mocked the death of Mr. McClain, a 23-year-old massage therapist who died several days after officers put him in a chokehold last summer.
Here’s What You Need to Know About Elijah McClain’s Death
Mr. McClain died days after he was detained by the police last summer. His death has come to occupy a central place in Colorado’s fast-moving debate over police reform.
Elijah McClain Died After He Was Detained. Now He’s Being Remembered.
In the wake of outrage over George Floyd’s death, several deadly episodes involving the police are receiving renewed attention.
Paid Notice: Deaths MARDER, RITA (NEE MCCLAIN)
MARDER-Rita (nee McClain). Of Blooming Grove, NY formerly of Yonkers. Died April 5, 2002. Rita was a former Executive VP of Educational Heritage Inc., Founder of Nomar Diamond Tool and most recently V.P. of Keystone Equipment Leasing Inc. Rita was born September 1, 1928 to the late Owen and Margaret (nee Mangan) McClain. Loving widow of Noel N. Marder. Beloved friend and companion of Barry Reitman. Cherished sister of Owen McClain, Ret. Deputy Chief, Yonkers PD; Walter R. McClain, Ret. Det. Yonk ...
COACH OF FOOTBALL AT U. OF WISCONSIN
Dave McClain, the University of Wisconsin's football coach, collapsed in a sauna and died of cardiac arrest today shortly after working out on an exercise bicycle at Camp Randall Stadium, authorities said. He was 48 years old.
RINGLING TRAINER KILLED; Walter McClain, Elephant Expert, Dies Under Wagon in Florida
W McLain crushed to death by circus wagon, Jacksonville, Fla
Independent Report Criticizes Aurora Police in Elijah McClain’s Death
A panel commissioned by the City Council of Aurora, Colo., found “serious concerns” with an internal police investigation into the 2019 death of Mr. McClain.
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