Emergency room staff told the family of Dewayne Tucker he was severely dehydrated, which causes brain swelling.
'I need answers': Family of Chicago man want to know how he died in a Kankakee detention center-- The family of a 32-year-old Chicago man told CBS 2 he was sent to Combs Detention Center in Kankakee County two weeks ago and inexplicably died on Friday.While the official cause of death of Dewayne Tucker is pending the toxicology report, the man's family was told the primary issue was swelling on the brain caused by severe dehydration.
The family told Hickey that Tucker was transferred to Jerome Combs Detention Center in Kankakee about two weeks ago. The family said Tucker had no medical history of dehydration issues or renal failure and that they have received no answers from Kankakee County or the U.S. Marshals Service about his death."He left our house in good health and strength," said Dennis Tucker Sr., Tucker's father."Two weeks later, he's dead."
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