HAGERSTOWN, Md.—A lawyer for the family of a 26-year-old man
with Down syndrome who died while being escorted from a movie
theater by security guards says the grieving family is looking
for answers after the death was ruled a homicide.  Robert Ethan
Saylor died Jan. 12 after guards tried to remove him from a
Maryland movie theater where he had finished watching a movie
and was refusing to leave. The Sheriff's Office previously said
Saylor cursed and resisted arrest and was handcuffed as he was
led out. Before leaving the theater Saylor began having what the
Sheriff's Office said was a medical emergency. Authorities say
the handcuffs were taken off and Saylor was taken to a hospital,
where he died.  Officials announced Friday that the state
medical examiner's office determined that Saylor died from
asphyxia and his death was ruled a homicide.  Joseph B. Espo, a
Baltimore attorney representing the family, said Tuesday that
sheriff's officials met with the family for about an hour
Friday. He said the family is s