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| Inmate dies of apparent overdose |
| By KOBTV News 4 |
| Published: 04/10/2006 |
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Officers at New Mexico's Metropolitan Detention Center on Albuquerque's West Side say a 27-year-old inmate died Saturday of an apparent overdose. The jail was placed on lockdown after some security cameras in the jail malfunctioned. During a search, officers discovered the man dead in his cell. The man's name has not been released. Initially, officers suspected foul play. “At this point, we find no evidence of foul play, no weapons,” said MDC spokesperson Heather Lough. “Any death in our facility is handled with a full investigation, both internally with us and an outside agency as well.” The man was alone in the cell at the time. An autopsy will be performed. |
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