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Inmate found unresponsive, dead in Tucson jail

Justin Crook, 29, died at the Pima County Adult Detention Complex just one day after being booked into the jail.

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Pima County investigating after inmate found dead in cell

Pima County investigating after inmate found dead in cell June 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) Authorities in Pima County say a jail inmate has died after being found unconscious in a cell. The Pima County Sheriff s Department said 29-year-old Justin Crook was discovered by corrections officers at the county adult detention complex around 3:15 a.m. Monday. They administered CPR until Tucson firefighters arrived. But Crook was ultimately pronounced dead. Investigators say they found no obvious signs of trauma or anything suspicious. Crook had been arrested by Tucson police and booked into jail on Sunday. Authorities did not say why he was arrested.

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Justice for Justin

JOHN UNDERWOOD / STAFF PHOTO By John Underwood/john@gulfcoastmedia.com ROBERTSDALE, Alabama In July, a law will go into effect requiring medical examiners, through the appropriate law enforcement agency, to notify next of kin when keeping a person’s organs for purposes other than conducting a death investigation. For Foley native and Robertsdale resident Donna Crooks Atkins, the law, recently signed by Gov. Kay Ivey, is a small victory in a well over decade-long fight sparked by her son Justin’s death at the age of 17. “I never realized passing a law would be so amazing,” Atkins said. “I didn’t realize that I would have to fight every step of the way.”

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