Oklahoma jail deputy convicted of civil rights violation in detainee's death
A federal jury has convicted a former detention deputy at the Garvin County Jail in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, of violating a pretrial detainee's civil rights by ignoring her serious medical needs -- conduct that resulted in bodily injury and the detainee's death, the Justice Department announced.
Oklahoma jail deputy convicted of civil rights violation in detainee’s death A federal jury has convicted a former detention deputy from Garvin County Jail of violating a pretrial detainee’s civil rights. The deputy ignored the detainee’s serious medical needs, which led to bodily injury and her subsequent death. The Justice Department announced the conviction.
- Former Garvin County Jail detention deputy convicted.
- Convicted of violating a pretrial detainee’s civil rights.
- Conduct involved ignoring serious medical needs.
- Violation resulted in bodily injury and detainee’s death.
- Justice Department announced the conviction.
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