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Charleston County stops releasing natural death details in jail, citing family respect, raising transparency concerns.
The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office has stopped publicly disclosing deaths in county jail classified as "natural," citing respect for families, sparking concerns over transparency and accountability.
The change, which follows the death of inmate Mark Walker and a vigil honoring 16 inmates who died in custody since 2021, comes amid ongoing federal scrutiny of the jail’s conditions.
Meanwhile, authorities are renewing appeals for information in the unsolved 2016 murder of Jermaine Frasier in McClellanville and have offered a $25,000 reward for leads in the 1972 murder of Brenda Kay Mills in Lenoir County.
In other news, a man was arrested in North Charleston for possessing a loaded firearm and drugs during a traffic stop, and a Goose Creek resident won $500,000 in the Double Play lottery.
El condado de Charleston deja de publicar detalles de muertes naturales en la cárcel, citando el respeto de la familia, aumentando las preocupaciones de transparencia.