Update: Petition that can be withdrawn in an illegal death penalty against turn key

Jonesboro, Ark. – A comparison agreement approved a comparative agreement from the Brock Turner estate in which the Key Health has submitted itself.

Less than two days after the submission of a petition for approval of a comparison agreement, lawyer Luther Sutter filed a notification of the withdrawal of the petition to approve the claim for comparison. The new application, which was submitted on May 20 at 3:01 p.m. have not yet been carried out.

“As soon as the written comparison agreement has been completed, the petent will obtain the consent of the written agreement by this court,” said Sutter.

Read more: Notification of lifting the agreement

The NEA report turned to Sutter, who did not answer on inquiries about comments.

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Jonesboro, Ark.

With regard to the estate of Brock Tyner, who died in custody last year, a petition was submitted to the approval of a comparison at the end of May 18, 2025. In the petition, the parties achieved a comparison agreement of a total of 900,000 USD. The agreement solves the case against Turn Key Health, the company that offers a contract staff for prison and its employees.

The settlement does not comprise the city of Jonesboro or its officials, including the now defined officer Joseph Harris, who is charged due to crimes because of crimes because of the beating of an inmate in custody. Both Harris and the city are still being sued.

According to the provisions of the comparison, 250,000 US dollars must be paid within 30 days of the execution of the contract until the court approved. The remaining 650,000 US dollars will be paid in three rates on August 1, October 1 and December 1st. If a payment is missed, the agreement is invalid, but the estate will be retained. The lawsuit against the company and the nurse could then resume.

Further information on the approval of billing key: Application for approval

Brock Tyner died in custody on May 4, 2024 after he was arrested by the Jonesboro police the night before. The officials Harris and Payton Perkins were sent to a crisis intervention call in South Gee Street on May 3 at 10:59 p.m. Although an ambulance had also been sent, Officer Harris canceled him and arrested Tyner for public poisoning, being brought to the Craighead County Detention Center.

The lawsuit, which was submitted on June 3 before the Craighead County Circuit Court, was supposedly injured Tyner's constitutional rights and claimed that he had survived if he had received medical care instead of being imprisoned. It also said that Tyner, who had serious mental illnesses, asked officers for help during the arrest.

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As soon as the most important nurse Delaney Hall was clarified in prison for the booking in prison. Despite later concerns, which were expressed by the prison staff, the nurse said again that he was good. She said that the hospital could not do anything for him if he had suspended the effects of narcotics. Tyner was finally taken to a hospital where he was declared dead at 2:06 a.m.

The nurse submitted an explanation of the NEA report on their participation.

The family was looking for more than 1 million US dollar compensation and legal proceedings. Her lawyer Luther Sutter said that death was avoidable and blamed insufficient training and procedures for dealing with mentally ill people.

Luther Sutter, lawyer of the estate, published the following explanation on the NEA report on Monday, May 19, 2025:

Ultimately, the nurse Hall was brought into an unsustainable position, which was caused by the inexplicable decision by Officer Harris to terminate the ambulance. We look forward to continuing this lawsuit against Officer Harris and the city of Jonesboro until you realize that your task is to protect, not to define and strike.

– Luther Sutter, Sutter & Gillham

The inmate died after the nurse initially rejected despite the hospital in prison

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