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Elizabeth Halverson's former bailiff found dead in prison infirmary

10-2-15 Nevada:

A former bailiff for an ousted Clark County District Court judge died at High Desert State Prison in Indian Springs on Wednesday, according to the Nevada Department of Corrections.

Johnnie Jordan, 46, the former bailiff for judge Elizabeth Halverson, was found dead inside his cell in the infirmary at the prison, the department said in a release Friday.

Jordan was arrested in 2010 and accused of raping a 14-year-old girl in North Las Vegas. He pleaded guilty to a single charge of lewdness with a minor and was sentenced to 10 years to life in prison.

Jordan was the former bailiff whose tearful testimony helped remove Halverson from the bench in 2008. He accused her of treating him like a personal slave in the courtroom. He said she made him pick lint off of her judicial robes with tape and get on his knees and slip on her shoes.

Halverson died in March 2014.

Jordan resigned in 2008 after a heart attack and said he could not longer work for the county as a bailiff.

The Clark County coroner's office will release Jordan's cause and manner of death. ..Source.. by Colton Lochhead



Nevada inmate who complained of jail injury dies in prison

LAS VEGAS (AP) — A 46-year-old Nevada prison inmate who complained of seizures after suffering a head injury in a fall in the North Las Vegas jail has died in state custody in Indian Springs.

The Nevada Department of Corrections said Friday that Johnnie Benjamin Jordan Jr. couldn't be resuscitated after he was found unresponsive Wednesday in a single-person infirmary cell at High Desert State Prison.

The Clark County coroner is investigating his cause and manner of death. Jordan's lawyer, Spencer Judd, says Jordan complained that his head injuries were never treated properly.

Jordan was sentenced in 2010 to 10 years to life in prison on a felony lewdness with a child conviction in Las Vegas. Court records show he withdrew an appeal of the case in August amid questions about his mental competency. by MyNews4.com

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