Alan E. Cain
Alan E. Cain was 41 years old and the father of two daughters, Chelsea and Alana Cain. He was held in a work-release program at the Duvall Residential Center in Indianapolis in 2013. His daughters' federal lawsuit says another resident punched him, his head struck the concrete floor, and contract security guards took a significant time to respond and get him to the hospital. He died several days later from blunt-force trauma injuries, and the lawsuit says the city, county and security contractor failed to protect him; the defendants had not commented publicly in the article.
Cause of death, as reported: Killed by another person in custody (disputed; neglect alleged). Cain's daughters' federal lawsuit says another resident punched him, his head struck the concrete floor, and security guards were slow to respond and get him to the hospital; the lawsuit also says the facility should not have housed the attacker.
Reported by: Cain's daughters, through a federal lawsuit (family or their lawyers).
Lawsuit: His daughters sued in federal court over his 2013 death at the Duvall Residential Center, alleging that the city, county and security contractor failed to protect him from an attack; no settlement or award amount is reported.