I-Team: Gwinnett County inmate dies from treatable illness
By Randy Travis Published July 7, 2022 LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. - The Gwinnett District Attorney?s Office decided no charges should be filed in the death of an inmate who complained constantly about what turned out to be a treatable condition. Deion Strayhon, 26, was one of seven Gwinnett inmates to die last year, more than any other metro jail. An autopsy revealed Strayhon died from a bleeding ulcer. His mother believes he should still be alive. "I think about it every day," said Sherry Strayhon. "I just wish there was something that I could have done." FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/gwinnett-jail-inmate-deion-strayhon-death-medical-care-treatable-condition
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