DeJuan Tate Obituary, 18-year-old East St. Louis man shot dead – Death

DeJuan Tate Death, Obituary –  On Saturday, a young guy who resided in the East St. Louis region was the victim of a shooting, which ultimately led to the young man’s tragic passing. The incident with the shooting took place in the neighborhood. Just recently, he had turned 18 years old. At approximately 3:27 in the afternoon, officers from the Illinois State Police were dispatched to the 800 block of North 80th Street in response to a report that had been made there of a possible homicide that had taken place there. The report was made in response to a possible homicide that had taken place there. The report was filed as a response to the possibility of a homicide having taken place at the location in question.

According to the report from the state police, the suspect was found by the police with injuries that constituted a substantial risk to their life. This information is taken from the report that was provided by the state police. The person was discovered in an injured state, according to the report, which also adds that. As a result of the investigation that was carried out, DeJuan Tate, a resident of the 800 block of Plum Street in Cahokia Heights, was determined to be the person who perished as a consequence of a tragic event. Tate was recognized as the person who was killed. It was found out that Tate was discovered hanging from a tree while they searched for him.

Calvin Dye Sr., who is currently serving as the coroner for the county of St. Clair, is the one who gave us this information and shared it with us. He is also the one who is currently working in this capacity. Dye claims that a request for a death certificate was submitted on his behalf at Memorial Hospital at precisely 4:33 p.m. on the day that he passed away. He says that the request was submitted on his behalf. [There must be other citations for this] We are keeping everyone in the family as well as all of the friends in our thoughts and prayers as we go through this trying time. Everyone in the community is in our thoughts and prayers as well, and we will continue to do so.