Both he and the driver testified they didn't see Feathers at the time. On Monday, a jury ruled that no one was criminally responsible for Feather's death. However, Mifflin County District Attorney Stephen Snook says he will file a criminal charge against Traxler for providing alcohol to persons under the age of 21. Snook says he agrees with the jury's ruling and says it would be difficult to bring up involuntary manslaughter charges in this case. The coroner is expected to issue a final ruling on Feather's death in the next few days.
Officials believe an inmate is responsible.
Shank is being treated at Conemaugh Hospital. Her family has asked that her condition not be released. The investigation continues. We told you about a cat in Johnstown who had been perched in a tree for four days. That's when 10 News stepped in to see if we could help.