CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - For the second time in just a matter of days, new video has been released from inside the Cuyahoga County Jail involving indicted officers.

The most recent video shows an inmate who overdosed on opioids, lying motionless for nearly two hours while nobody bothered to check on him.

The video is from Aug. 27, 2018. Hours after being booked on a probation violation, 47-year-old Joseph Arquillo is seen on the floor slumped over. That was around 9 a.m. It wasn’t until 12:52 p.m. that an inmate noticed Arquillo lying motionless. He called over another inmate to check on him. They immediately called a corrections officer over who then called for help. The video shows a guard performing CPR until medical staff arrived. An ambulance took Arquillo to MetroHealth hospital, where he died.

Devring was fired in December for his actions related to Arquillo’s death. He was charged with tampering with evidence, dereliction of duty, and interfering with civil rights. Former Warden, Eric Ivey, was indicted in April. He’s accused of ordering officers to turn off their body cameras while Arquillo’s death was investigated.

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By the way, the officers pleaded guilty, and the deceased had heroin, fentanyl, cocaine, and Valium in his system.