Former Jail Guard Expected to Plead Guilty in Ronnie White Case
Prosecutors: Anthony McIntosh found Ronnie White unresponsive in his jail cell but didn't tell anyone
Friday, Jan 4, 2013 | Updated 10:27 AM EDT
Prince George's County
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A former jail guard is expected to plead guilty Friday in connection with an inmate's death in Prince George's County.
Prosecutors say Anthony McIntosh found Ronnie White unresponsive in his jail cell in 2008, but didn't seek medical attention for him.
White, 19, had been charged with running over a county police officer with a stolen car, killing him.
A medical examiner initially ruled White's death a homicide, but later said he may have strangled himself.
McIntosh was charged with two counts of destruction, alteration or falsification of records in a federal investigation. His trial was scheduled for next week.
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