The lawsuit contends detainees at the Washington County Jail were given ivermectin as early as November 2020 but were unaware until July 2021
Jeromy Call made his third jail escape in the last two years by climbing out through a ventilation duct
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The suspect was changing out of civilian clothes when he shot 21-year-old Officer Jeremiah Story
The 37-year-old suspect had just been arrested by deputies
The inmates, who sued saying they were given ivermectin unknowingly to treat their COVID-19, are no longer being held in the county facility
The inmate was attempting to grab another officer's gun, causing it to fire
Never underestimate a documented handicapped inmate
Inmates sued Dr. Robert Karas, along with Washington County Sheriff Tim Helder, for treating them with the controversial drug last month
Rusty McPhate, also known as “Coach Mac,” is changing lives of children incarcerated in the Sebastian County Juvenile Detention Center
Said that the company that sold state drugs had contracts with manufacturers prohibiting the chemicals from being sold for use in death penalty cases
State Supreme Court found that lower-court judge overstepped by halting executions, but then granted its own stay
Pulaski County Circuit Court Judge Wendell Griffen said the state must identify the manufacturers, distributor, seller or supplier of Arkansas' three lethal injections drugs by Oct. 21
Six men and two women have graduated since the detention center opened more than three months ago
Pulaski County Circuit Court Judge Wendell Griffen issued a stay for all eight of the state's scheduled executions
The case before Pulaski County Circuit Court Judge Wendell Griffen on Wednesday comes two weeks before the first executions scheduled in Arkansas in nearly a decade
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