Mark Kulbis

Case file Mark Kulbis, reference D C zero one three eight. CBS News reported, citing the Pennsylvania attorney general’s office, that Calvin “CJ” Dickey Junior was taken to a hospital on twelve July twenty twenty-four and died two days after a workout. The Associated Press, citing the attorney general’s office, reported that in July twenty twenty-four, Dickey was a freshman football player training at Bucknell University in Pennsylvania when Mark Kulbis told him and other players to do one hundred up-downs and full-body plank drills. AP reported that Dickey had sickle-cell trait, which can increase the risk of serious injury or death after extreme exertion. The attorney general’s office said Dickey began struggling and passed out during the workout, and AP reported that the office said Kulbis was the only coach in the training room. AP and CBS News, citing the attorney general’s office, reported that Kulbis was charged with felony aggravated hazing and misdemeanor counts of involuntary manslaughter, reckless endangerment and hazing. The charges are unproven allegations. AP reported bail was set at ten thousand dollars. AP and CBS News reported that Kulbis’ attorney, Barbara Zemlock, said Kulbis did not contribute to Dickey’s death and is not responsible for it. The file’s open questions include the exact date of the workout and collapse, whether Kulbis has entered a plea, the next scheduled court date or hearing, and the current posture of the related civil lawsuit mentioned by AP and CBS News. This has been an automated reading of case file D C zero one three eight at developing case dot com. Every fact you heard names a public source.