A 25-Year-Old Dies in Cameron County Jail on 10/21/23-3
Twenty-five-year-old Jacqueline Barosio was incarcerated in Cameron County Jail in Olmito, Texas, from June 1, 2023, until the day she was pronounced deceased on October 21, 2023. Her cause of death is unknown. However, the custodial death report (CDR) indicates that the “decedent” caused the death. The results of a toxicology report are awaited. These things seem to suggest that jailers suspect that Ms. Barosio obtained illicit drugs. The summary of how her death occurred is only four sentences long. It indicates that Ms. Barosio was discovered unconscious in her single cell. The Texas Department of Public Safety Ranger Division is leading the investigation into her death.
Details on Events Surrounding the Death of a Cameron County Detainee
A detainee who was arrested by officers with the Cameron County Sheriff’s Department died in the custody of Cameron County Jail on October 12, 2017. The cause of death was pending when the CDR was filed, but it was never amended after the autopsy was conducted.
This 32-year-old detainee was arrested by the Cameron County officers and placed in the jail on October 9, 2017. The following are some of the details in the summary of how his death occurred, to be continued in this series:
Cameron County Sheriff’s Deputies went to a scene in San Benito, Cameron County, Texas, regarding a disturbance that involved a suspect who may have sustained a gunshot wound. When the deputies arrived at the scene, they arrested the 32-year-old detainee for the offense of criminal mischief. When he failed to comply with the officers’ directives, Sheriff’s Deputies deployed oleoresin capsicum (QC) on him. Cool water was applied to the detainee’s face to decontaminate him.
Learn more in Part 1, Part 2, and this ongoing series.
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