The family of Charles Adair, a man who died in custody in Wyandotte County, Kansas, has filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit against the county sheriff, local government, and deputy Richard Fatherley, who was charged in September with second-degree murder. Investigators found that Fatherley pressed his knee into the back of the handcuffed Adair — who had serious medical conditions including a bone infection, diabetes complications, and schizophrenia — for nearly a minute and a half, after Adair threw himself from a wheelchair and was placed face-down on a bunk. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump, representing the family, is demanding that video footage of the incident be made public, arguing that transparency is essential when someone dies in police custody.