Lawsuit: Corrections workers 'reckless' in light of Royal Oak woman's death

Pontiac — An Oakland Circuit Court lawsuit has been filed against the Michigan Department of Corrections and 10 unnamed employees for failing to properly supervise two parolees now charged in the Nov. 20 death of an 80-year-old Royal Oak woman.

Attorney James Rasor alleges the MDOC and employees — through negligence and "reckless" actions — failed to supervise parolees Alan Craig Wood and Tonia Watson, now jailed and awaiting a trial for the murder of Nancy Dailey, who was found bound, beaten and strangled with her throat slit in her Royal Oak home. The lawsuit is filed on behalf of Dailey's niece, Nan Drinkard, and Dailey's estate.

By Mike Martindale
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