Motor vehicle homicide charges dropped
Lincoln Journal Star

Lancaster County Attorney Gary Lacey said Carl A. Thomas, of 5221 S. 49th St., will enter a pretrial diversion program.

Thomas was originally cited on suspicion of failure to yield after a two-car accident Nov. 30. According to police, just after 11 a.m., Thomas was driving a Nissan Sentra south on South 37th Street at Sheridan Boulevard when he collided with an eastbound Ford Escort driven by 66-year-old Joseph E. Brown of Lincoln.

Brown was taken by ambulance to BryanLGH Medical Center East, where he died Dec. 4.

In an autopsy report dated Jan. 22, a pathologist concluded Brown died of severe blunt force trauma caused by the accident, Lacey said.

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