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Family of Tony Sanders, Black Man Killed In Missouri Jail, Still Seeks Justice

May 4th, 2021 By Ty Ross In 2017, Tony Sanders was driving from Charleston, MO to Memphis, TN when he got lost. Experiencing what his family describes as a mental health crisis, he got lost on the way and ended up at a truck stop. Sheriff’s deputies soon arrived, and this is where things went terribly wrong. According to the deputies, they lacked the staff to take Sanders to a nearby hospital for a mental evaluation, so they took him to the jail instead. My question is why the same officers who transported him to jail, couldn’t have taken him to the hospital.

All-black real estate team to serve underrepresented population

4/30/2021, 6 a.m. The Robinson Upshur Team Arlene Marshall and Nancy Hargrove. Alan J. Upshur; Leon B. Robinson IV; and Cory Hudson. Justin Ross, Ross Multimedia Group Baltimore— Coldwell Banker Realty in the Mid-Atlantic region is pleased to announce that the Robinson Upshur Team has been formed. Affiliated with the company’s Baltimore Fells Point office, the team is comprised of Leon B. Robinson IV, Alan Upshur, Nancy Har- grove Cory Hudson and Arlene Marshall and will provide residential and commer- cial real estate services in the Baltimore metropolitan area, as well as all of Mary- land and Washington, D.C.

Family of Black man who died in Missouri jail offered $2.5M

Family of Black man who died in Missouri jail offered $2.5M

Family of Black man who died in Missouri jail offered $2.5M by The Associated Press Last Updated Apr 29, 2021 at 2:58 pm EDT CHARLESTON, Mo. — Relatives of a Black man from Tennessee who died in a Missouri jail in 2017 have been asked to accept $2.5 million to settle a lawsuit, court filings show, but the family’s attorney says no settlement is pending. The city of Charleston, Missouri, agreed earlier this month to pay $500,000 to the family of Tony Sanders, of Nashville, who died in the Mississippi County Jail after a white sheriff pinned his neck to the ground with his knee for several minutes.

Family of Black man who died in Missouri jail offered $2.5M

Missouri City Settles Part in Suit over Black Inmate's Death for $500K

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Missouri city settles part in suit over Black inmate's death

Missouri city settles part in suit over Black inmate's death

ABC News Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn Missouri city settles part in suit over Black inmate's death A southeastern Missouri city has agreed to pay $500,000 to settle its part in a lawsuit brought by the family of a Black man who died in jail after having his neck pinned down for several minutes by the knee of a white sheriff ByThe Associated Press • 3 min read The Associated Press FILE - In this undated file photo, then Mississippi County Sheriff Cory Hutcheson sits behind his desk at the Mississippi County Detention Center in Charleston, Mo. A southeastern Missouri city has agreed to pay $500,000 to settle its part in a lawsuit brought by the family of a Black man who died in jail after having his neck pinned down for several minutes by the knee of Hutcheson in 2017. Hutcheson was accused of pressing his knee against Sanders' neck for up to three minutes. (Leonna Heuring/Sikeston Standard Democrat via AP, File)