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27 ecstasy pills found in detainee’s cavity
CHICAGO — A federal court in Illinois declined to dismiss civil rights and negligence claims brought by the guardians of a woman who suffered permanent cognitive damage after allegedly overdosing while in police custody.
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The discovery of 27 ecstasy pills in a detainee's cavity raises questions about the handling of individuals in police custody. The presence of these pills suggests that the detainee may have been in possession of contraband while in custody, which could have implications for the detainee's treatment and the actions of law enforcement personnel.
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