$12.75M settlement after painter's suicide in Northern California jail
REDDING, Calif.- The sister of a painter who died by suicide in Shasta County custody has been awarded $12.75 million in a case against the city, county and the jail's healthcare company– the largest settlement of its kind against Wellpath, the plaintiff's lawyers said. Wellpath agreed to pay Katherine Johnson, the sister of 56- year-old Randall Johnson, $11.1…
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