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Sheriff’s Homicide detectives are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of a 27-year-old female inmate Saturday at approximately 12:08 p.m. in the jail at Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station, according to a press release from the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Headquarters Bureau.

lasd_scvstation_pressrelease_badgeDetectives have learned that while conducting a security check of the station jail, Santa Clarita Valley Station personnel found Inmate Jenna Coleman, who was lying on her bed in her cell, unresponsive, according to the release.

Los Angeles County Fire Rescue Paramedics responded and pronounced Coleman dead, according to the release.

Coleman was arrested on Thursday by Santa Clarita deputies for Possession of a Controlled Substance, and was being held in lieu of $10,000 bail, according to the release.

The cause of death is not yet known and will be determined by Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office personnel.

No further information is being released at this time.

Whenever the death of an inmate occurs in the Los Angeles County jail system, multiple independent investigations immediately begin at the scene, including separate investigations by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Homicide Bureau, Sheriff’s Internal Affairs Bureau, and Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office, according to the release.

Justice System Integrity Division personnel from the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office intend to attend the autopsy, according to the release.

Once the investigations are concluded, every aspect of the death is reviewed by the Sheriff’s Executive Death Review Committee, according to the release.

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18 Comments

  1. Orange is the new Black

  2. She probably od’d. Sad, nonetheless.

  3. James Parker James Parker says:

    Nicole Rivera-Andrews it could have been hash. Cant od with that and it usually doesn’t take 2 days to o.d.

  4. I love you Jenna. I will always love and miss you everyday. Jen na na!

  5. No need to jump to conclusions let family and friends morn and the detectives do there job .. Rest in paradise beautiful girl you are missed by many

  6. Lenee Bernal Lenee Bernal says:

    Krystal Mora Patrick Drury

  7. Jenna you will be missed by so many ur beautiful smile and soul will forever live on in the memories you have given us and the pics.

  8. Cameron Vick Cameron Vick says:

    Super sad prayers go out to her family

  9. Sandra Caipo Sandra Caipo says:

    How sad. Prayers for her loved ones!!

  10. Sandra Caipo Sandra Caipo says:

    How sad. Prayers for her loved ones!!

  11. Being in custody at the sheriff’s department the inmates are not safe.

  12. JoAnn Faris says:

    God Bless Jenna and her family as they get through this difficult time…truly sad situation

  13. Nadiya says:

    I remember when Santa Clarita was one of the top 5 safest places in the nation.
    Sad those days are over.
    What was the substance …..that’s what I want to know.

  14. Chris says:

    I miss you already Jenna…. to all the FAMILY out there, we are mourning with you, and to the Colemans I truly am sorry and hope you the best through this terrible time!!

  15. kristen says:

    Wow…. jenna, my heart breaks for you, girl…. dan is lost without you. Your mom never gave up on u, and neither did we. I wish u would have stopped running just a little sooner… but I hope u can finally rest in peace now <3 by the way… why hasnt anyone mentioned the two cellmates who were locked up w her the WHOLE TIME?! Wouldnt they have noticed SOMEthing b4 the sheriff came by for count?? No statements?? No interviews?? Are they suspects? Did they bring in some dope?!? NO ONE has ever died from heroin withdraw….

  16. PE says:

    This whole thing stinks

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