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Third Illinois Guard Convicted for ‘Brutal’ Beating That Left Handcuff Elderly Man with 15 Broken Ribs, Crushed Insides - The New York Beacon

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A former correctional officer faces life in prison after he was found guilty in his second trial for the death of a 65-year-old man who was handcuffed and pummeled in a notorious blind spot in the Western Illinois Correctional Center. A federal jury returned a […]

The post Third Illinois Guard Convicted for ‘Brutal’ Beating That Left Handcuff Elderly Man with 15 Broken Ribs, Crushed Insides appeared first on The New York Beacon.

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