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December 22, 20210

Champaign County Sheriff’s Office knew Norman Meeker had an alcohol problem for a decade. Why did it take a flipped truck and a DUI for Meeker to leave the force?

This story is part of a partnership between the Invisible Institute and CU-CitizenAccess exploring police misconduct in Champaign County. Champaig

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November 16, 20170

As deadline approaches for action on downtown jail, Champaign County faces funding and activists as roadblocks

With a U.S. Department of Justice-imposed deadline approaching, Champaign County officials have increasing pressure on them to either renovate or clos

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December 13, 20160

$1 million lawsuit filed against Champaign County for death of inmate Toya Frazier

A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed in federal court alleging that Champaign County jail officials caused inmate Toya Frazier’s death by neglectin

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