Ascension Parish, Louisiana State Police

Sheriff’s office identifies inmate who died at Ascension Parish Jail
BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — The Ascension Parish Sheriff’s Office identified the inmate who died at the parish jail on Sunday, Dec. 1. APSO said the inmate who passed away was Darvin Mumphrey, 40, of Donaldsonville. Deputies said the inmate’s cause of death is pending an autopsy.
Police investigating inmate death at Ascension Parish Jail
Louisiana State Police are investigating the death of an inmate at the Ascension Parish Jail.Deputies identified the inmate as Darvin Mumphrey, 40. A search of inmate records shows Mumphrey was booked into the jail shortly after 2 a.
Inmate at the Ascension Parish jail died while in custody. State Police investigating.
The identity of the inmate who died has not been released, nor have any further details surrounding the circumstances of the death.
Louisiana State Police investigating inmate death at Ascension Parish Jail
Louisiana State Police are currently investigating the death of an inmate at the Ascension Parish Jail, officials said on Sunday, Dec. 1.
Officials identify inmate who died at Ascension Parish Jail
Troopers with the Louisiana State Police are investigating the death of an inmate at the Ascension Parish Jail.
Ascension Parish sheriff identifies inmate who died in jail. Here's what we know.
An inmate of the Ascension Parish jail who died in custody has been identified by the Ascension Parish Sheriff's Office.
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