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Family Of A Black Man That Died In Custody And Allegedly Bitten By Rats Sues
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August 6, 2022
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1:56Now PlayingA family in South Carolina has filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of their loved one who died in custody at Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center.
27-year-old Lason Butler was arrested and taken to jail for traffic violations on January 31st.
Butler was found dead on the floor of his cell, covered in rat bites.
A coroner ruled his death a homicide, with the cause being dehydration.
The lawsuit says Butler was denied medical care and was in a mental health crisis when he was arrested.
Two other inmates have died at this facility this year.
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