Southfield to pay $3.25M to family of Timesha Beauchamp
The story began in August 2020 when Beauchamp was pronounced dead, placed in a body bag, only to be found alive hours later at a funeral home. Beauchamp died less than two months later. Attorneys say this is a bittersweet end to a long, long legal battle. The settlement will see the City of Southfield pay more than 3 million dollars to Beauchamp’s family, but they are still grieving.
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