Former jail worker charged for role in inmate's death takes plea deal
By:
CBS 58 Newsroom
Posted: Feb 5, 2019 3:56 PM CST
-
1:24
Baird Center prepares for 38th annual Christmas Feast
-
2:54
Give the gift of creativity this holiday with Grey House Studio
-
5:33
Best Buddies State Showdown: Support people of all abilities
-
2:07
Light wintry mix Monday won’t save our dwindling white Christmas...
-
5:17
Last-minute toys this holiday season
-
1:04
Wisconsin Christmas movie featuring Packers legend Ahman Green...
-
0:29
Santa visits NICU babies at St. Joseph’s in Milwaukee 🎅
-
0:40
Milwaukee soldier surprises sisters by making it home in time...
-
1:07
Congrats, graduates! Hundreds of UWM students walk stage to begin...
-
0:57
Paradise Springs Nature Trail
-
1:37
Man dragged for 4 blocks in deadly hit-and-run in Watertown,...
-
5:52
New Businesses Open in Downtown Racine and more!
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A former Milwaukee County Jail worker charged for her role in the 2016 death of an inmate has taken a plea deal.
Terrill Thomas, who was an inmate at the Milwaukee County Jail, was found dead from dehydration in his cell.
Evans pleaded no contest to a charge of misconduct in office and a second charge, obstructing an officer, was dismissed.
Evans will be sentenced for the misconduct charge on March 22. Two other jail staffers were also charged. Kashka Meadors was sentenced to 60 days in jail and James Ramsey-Guy is awaiting sentencing for a plea agreement of his own.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter