The family says they have not been told what happened to their son.
reports Toshaye Pope was a player on the Ellet High School football team when the group went swimming at Melanie Lake on July 21.
Toshaye’s family said they have since hired attorney Allen Tittle to investigate whether the safety rules were followed by all involved in the incident. Tittle released the following statement on behalf of the family: “The family is heartbroken and in grief because of the loss of their son. This young man was the kind of son every parent would hope for; he was a scholar-athlete with a positive personality that could light up the room. The family is devastated.”
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