The 15-month-old, identified as Wyatt Stoller, died in the hospital on Saturday from injuries sustained when he was struck by a pickup truck.
F-150 pickup just before 8 p.m. Friday along Eby Road in Milton Township, according to an Ohio State Highway Patrol press release obtained byquestions on whether the teenage caregiver will face charges and how the toddler managed to get out of the house.on Monday night,"Unfortunately, I am unable to answer the additional questions that you asked due to the investigation still being open and ongoing.
The driver of the pickup truck, Brian Polen, 43, Smithville, Ohio, was heading south on Eby Road from State Route 604 in a pickup truck when heSterling Fire and EMS personnel responded to the scene, where a Life Flight was"immediately summoned." Stoller was flown to Akron Children's Hospital where he died the following day.
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