Anthony Ray Johnson News Today

The Tarrant County medical examiner has completed the autopsy for Anthony Ray Johnson, Jr., ruling his death a homicide.

The family of Anthony Johnson, who died in Tarrant County jail custody, remembered him Friday during his memorial.

The recent death of an inmate at the Tarrant County jail has county commissioners taking a closer look at its policies and procedures-- more than 60 deaths over...

31-year-old Anthony Ray Johnson died after a struggle in the Tarrant County Jail on April 21. Video shows one of the correction officers kneeling on his back while he was restrained.

Daryl Washington, an attorney representing the family of Anthony Johnson Jr., told the Star-Telegram he doesn’t think the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office has been totally forthcoming.

31-year-old Anthony Ray Johnson Jr. was in the Tarrant County Jail when he was pepper-sprayed during a fight with jailers. He later died.

Anthony Johnson’s family said he noticed a schizophrenic episode starting Friday. He tried to get help but was turned away. He was arrested that day and died in the Tarrant County Jail on Sunday.

“I want accountability, I expect transparency and I want a full investigation into everything that occurred.”

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