Family Says Boy, 9, Died After School Didn't Respond To Asthma Attack
MANSFIELD, Ohio — The Richland County coroner said a young boy died from an asthma attack that started while he was at school and on Tuesday the boy's family said the school did not do enough to get him the help he needed.
Keshan Brown enjoyed math and science and wanted to be a doctor, 10TV's Tanisha Mallett reported.
The 9-year-old's family is questioning the school's response, saying he was not taken to a doctor following an asthma attack.
The family's attorney said Brown had an attack during recess last week and had to be carried off the playground, but stayed in school and finished the day.
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The attorney supplied a copy of what he said is Brown's medical authorization form, that was on file with the school. It states that in an emergency the school has his mother's consent to take him to the hospital.
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