Christopher Hitchens
The Enlightenment is Humanity’s ONLY Salvation.
Here we go again folks:
Excerpt from CBS News:
‘The employees allegedly involved in the death of a Black man who was pinned to the ground outside a downtown Milwaukee hotel have been fired, the hotel's operator announced late Wednesday night.
Aimbridge Hospitality said, "We are saddened and shocked by what happened to Dvontaye Mitchell at the Hyatt Regency Milwaukee, and we extend our deepest sympathies to his family and loved ones.
"The conduct we saw from several associates on June 30 violated our policies and procedures and does not reflect our values as an organization or the behaviors we expect from our associates. Following review of their actions, their employment has been terminated. We will continue our independent investigation and do everything we can to support law enforcement with their investigation into this tragic incident."
Hyatt said in an earlier statement that it "joins the family of D'Vontaye Mitchell in their calls for transparency, accountability and justice for this senseless tragedy. We believe that the employees of Aimbridge Hospitality who were involved should be terminated and that criminal charges should be filed."
The family is also calling for charges to be brought.
Mitchell, 43, died at the Hyatt Regency after four security guards restrained him, holding him down on his stomach, media outlets have reported. Police have said Mitchell entered the hotel, caused a disturbance and fought with hotel employees as they were escorting him out. The family disputes that account.
The medical examiner's office has said the preliminary cause of death was homicide, but the cause remains under investigation. No one has been criminally charged so far.
The Milwaukee County District Attorney's office said Wednesday that it and police investigators were awaiting full autopsy results and that the case was being reviewed as a homicide.’
Full article:
Milwaukee hotel workers fired after death of Black man pinned down outside
Other articles from local news:
Hyatt Regency Milwaukee death; attorneys share 'explosive' details
Hyatt hotel operator fires employees as D'Vontaye Mitchell death being investigated as homicide
Excerpt from CBS News:
‘The employees allegedly involved in the death of a Black man who was pinned to the ground outside a downtown Milwaukee hotel have been fired, the hotel's operator announced late Wednesday night.
Aimbridge Hospitality said, "We are saddened and shocked by what happened to Dvontaye Mitchell at the Hyatt Regency Milwaukee, and we extend our deepest sympathies to his family and loved ones.
"The conduct we saw from several associates on June 30 violated our policies and procedures and does not reflect our values as an organization or the behaviors we expect from our associates. Following review of their actions, their employment has been terminated. We will continue our independent investigation and do everything we can to support law enforcement with their investigation into this tragic incident."
Hyatt said in an earlier statement that it "joins the family of D'Vontaye Mitchell in their calls for transparency, accountability and justice for this senseless tragedy. We believe that the employees of Aimbridge Hospitality who were involved should be terminated and that criminal charges should be filed."
The family is also calling for charges to be brought.
Mitchell, 43, died at the Hyatt Regency after four security guards restrained him, holding him down on his stomach, media outlets have reported. Police have said Mitchell entered the hotel, caused a disturbance and fought with hotel employees as they were escorting him out. The family disputes that account.
The medical examiner's office has said the preliminary cause of death was homicide, but the cause remains under investigation. No one has been criminally charged so far.
The Milwaukee County District Attorney's office said Wednesday that it and police investigators were awaiting full autopsy results and that the case was being reviewed as a homicide.’
Full article:
Milwaukee hotel workers fired after death of Black man pinned down outside
Other articles from local news:
Hyatt Regency Milwaukee death; attorneys share 'explosive' details
Hyatt hotel operator fires employees as D'Vontaye Mitchell death being investigated as homicide
...a saint.

