Following a formal assistance request from local Monroeville Police Officers, State Bureau of Investigation Special Agents have initiated an inquiry into a sudden fatality. A 35-year-old local resident became entirely unresponsive while in custody, prompting emergency responders to try using emergency overdose medication before the individual was later pronounced dead at a regional hospital facility.
Monroe County Law Enforcement Probing Unresponsive In-Custody Death Event
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