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A lawsuit has been filed against Tarrant County, two former Tarrant County jailers, and unnamed jailers three months after Anthony Johnson Jr. died in the county jail.
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Chasity Congious previously got a $1.2 million lawsuit settlement from Tarrant County, the largest in county history.
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A 68-year-old man is the seventh person to die while in Tarrant County Jail custody this year.
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Tarrant County jailers indicted for murder in Anthony Johnson Jr. case have been fired a second timeRafael Moreno and Joel Garcia were fired in May but reinstated to better follow disciplinary rules.
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Anthony Johnson Jr., who was in custody at the Tarrant County Jail, died after an altercation with jailers on April 21. Two have been indicted for murder.
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Documents obtained by KERA News show that the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office restraint procedures and use of force policies haven't been updated for more than 15 years.
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Grand juries have indicted Rafael Moreno and Joel Garcia for their alleged roles in Johnson's death behind bars.
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Kai'Yere Campbell is intellectually disabled, with autism and a schizophrenia diagnosis, according to his mom, who says he suffered during his time in the Tarrant County Jail.
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Police are investigating the deaths of several adults across North Texas who died under the care of Regla Becquer and her company Love and Caring for People LLC.
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After celebrating the retirement of former Tarrant County Jail Chief Charles Eckert, Commissioner Manny Ramirez received criticism from the family of Anthony Johnson Jr. who died inside the county jail in April.
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Protesters gathered outside the Tarrant County Corrections Center in Downtown Fort Worth to demand the release full video of Anthony Johnson Jr.'s death.
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Johnson died in jail custody after a jailer knelt on his back while he was restrained on the ground. His death has been ruled a homicide.