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Fremont teen found outside in bitter cold dies

November 17, 2014 By Brent Martin

A Fremont teen-ager has died after being found outside in the cold Sunday morning by a city worker removing snow.

Fremont police say 16-year-old Jaime Valdez was found outside early Sunday morning in temperatures hovering near zero, with wind chills of around minus 15. Police say relatives took the boy to Fremont Health hospital before officers arrived on the scene. Valdez was transferred to an Omaha hospital. He was pronounced dead later on Sunday.


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