Read this:
Prosecutors aim to wrap up case in '04 jail death [LINK]
...Eighteen witnesses, including 12 employees of the sheriff's office, testified over eight days as federal prosecutors presented their case against Sheriff James Telb, Internal Affairs [OMG!] Capt. Robert McBroom, and retired employees Sgt. John Gray and Deputy Jay Schmeltz. The four are named in a 12-count indictment on criminal charges related to the 2004 death of inmate Carlton Benton and allegations of a subsequent cover-up. ...
What originally [Previous Post] caught my attention was...
...When questioning the three forensic pathologists, defense attorney Richard Walinski spoke about "excited delirium" and asked whether Mr. Benton displayed symptoms of the disorder. ...
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Excited delirium.
The new millennium version of, "He, uh, he fell down the stairs."
"Yeah, four times!"
"Shhhhh!"
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It's nice to see that 'Internal Affairs' has been invited to participate in the proceedings.
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