Mold forces temporary closure of McDonald house

SAVANNAH, Ga. -- Officials with the Ronald McDonald House Charities say a home in Savannah will close Friday after mold was discovered in several areas.

Theorganization is taking precautionary measures to prevent more mold from growing inside the house and officials expect removing and preventing new mold from growing will take about six weeks. Executive Director Nikole Layton says temporarily closing the house is in the best interest of the guest families, volunteers and staff.

Officials say an anonymous donor has stepped forward with a donation to help families that were living in the Ronald McDonald House find temporary hotel accommodations.(WOOD) Officers who arrested a man who died shortly after arriving at Michigan's Kalamazoo County Jail initially thought he was acting, newly released video reveals.

The video, both from the dash camera and the camera directed at the back seat of a patrol car, was obtained from the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety via the Freedom of Information Act. It shows the moments that led up to the May 6 death of James Dunigan.

Dunigan, 57, was treated at Bronson Methodist Hospital for chest pain and released around 4:30 a.m. He remained in the hospital lobby, moving around and switching chairs, staff told officers.

When Kalamazoo Public Safety Officer Derek Nugent arrived around 6 a.m., investigators said Dunigan repeatedly told him he wanted to go to jail.

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