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$6.75M Settlement Paid To Family Of Terrill Thomas Who Died Of Dehydration In Sheriff Clarke's Jail
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9:25Now PlayingMilwaukee County paid the family of Terrill Thomas a $6.75 million settlement.
Thomas died of dehydration in Sheriff David Clarke's jail when he was denied water for 7 days. The family attorney described his death as torture.
While in jail, his water turned off because he supposedly flooded another cell by stuffing a mattress in the toilet. The water was never turned back on and he died a week later.
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