Family of man who died in Cuyahoga County Jail sues county

Joseph Arquillo, 47, suffered a premature and preventable death under the direct supervision of the Cuyahoga County Jail in Cleveland, OH. One of the Cuyahoga County Jail’s most critical responsibilities is to keep its inmates safe from harm – it grossly failed to do so for Joseph Arquillo. Trial Lawyers for Justice (TL4J) attorney Ben Novotny is representing the Arquillo Family. Attorney Novotny made a statement on the tragedy stating, whether it happens in the streets or behind prison doors, the abuse of power is inexcusable.

To learn more about the failures leading up to Joseph Arquillo’s death, visit: cleveland.com 

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