The officers allegedly beat the inmate to death out of the view of surveillance cameras, a source told the Miami Herald.
A Department of Corrections statement, released five days after Ingram's death, said 10 officers were placed on administrative leave while the death was being investigated.Ingram was allegedly beat to death by the officers out of the view of surveillance cameras, a source told theFDLE officials said before Ingram had been removed from his cell in the mental health unit, he reportedly threw urine on an officer.
A medical examiner determined Ingram's death was caused by a punctured lung that led to internal bleeding, officials said. He also had injuries to his face and torso consistent with a beating.
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