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Legal fight over estate of man deprived of water in jail

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Milwaukee pays nearly $7M to settle jail death lawsuit

By IVAN MORENO - Associated Press

This undated photo taken by Kimberly Perry shows Terrill Thomas, left, and his son Terrill Barnes. The Milwaukee District Attorney's Office on Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2018, charged Miami-based Armor Correctional Health Services Inc. with seven misdemeanor counts of intentionally falsifying health records. The company is the latest defendant to face charges in the death of Thomas. (Kimberly Perry via AP, File)

Prosecutors charge health company in Milwaukee jail death

By IVAN MORENO - Associated Press

This undated photo taken by Kimberly Perry shows Terrill Thomas, left, and his son Terrill Barnes. The Milwaukee District Attorney's Office on Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2018, charged Miami-based Armor Correctional Health Services Inc. with seven misdemeanor counts of intentionally falsifying health records. The company is the latest defendant to face charges in the death of Thomas. (Kimberly Perry via AP, File)

The Latest: Company responds to charges in inmate’s death

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This undated photo taken by Kimberly Perry shows Terrill Thomas, left, and his son Terrill Barnes. Prosecutors charged three Milwaukee County jail staffers on Monday, Feb. 12, 2018, for their role in the dehydration death of Thomas, who spent a week without water. The charges come almost a year after jurors recommended jail staff should be liable after prosecutors presented them with evidence. The investigation revealed Thomas had water to his cell shut off as punishment for flooding it in April 2016. (Kimberly Perry via AP)

Milwaukee prosecutors charge jail staff in inmate’s death

By IVAN MORENO - Associated Press

Lawsuit filed in Milwaukee inmate’s dehydration death

By IVAN MORENO - Associated Press

FILE- In this July 18, 2016, file photo, David Clarke, Sheriff of Milwaukee County, Wis., speaks during the opening day of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. A jury on Monday, May 1, 2017, recommended criminal charges against seven Milwaukee County jail staffers in the dehydration death of an inmate who went without water for seven days. The jail is overseen by Clarke, but the inquest did not target him. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)

Milwaukee jail death shines spotlight on divisive sheriff

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The Latest: Prosecutor: No timeline on charges in jail death

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FILE - In this May 20, 2016, file photo, Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke speaks at the National Rifle Association convention in Louisville, Ky. With a brash, unapologetic personality reminiscent of President Donald Trump, Clarke is positioning himself as an in-your-face conservative firebrand who has some Republicans swooning over his prospects for higher office. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey, File)

Milwaukee County inmate’s family says dehydration death was torture

By Ivan Moreno - Associated Press