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Statement from the Sheriff’s Office Regarding Recent Inmate Deaths at the El Paso County Jail

“Although we have not yet received final reports or conclusive information from the El Paso County Coroner’s Office regarding the cause of death for Ms. Orth and Ms. Enlow, our preliminary investigations have identified areas for further examination.

“Our Office is in the process of conducting an extensive, multifaceted investigation.

“This includes investigative assistance from our partners at the El Paso County Coroner’s Office and other law enforcement agencies.

“We will continue providing updates to the families of the deceased individuals and the community as they become available.”

 Cassandra Sebastian, Public Information Officer- El Paso County Sheriff’s Office  

On Friday, August 15, 2025, a 37-year-old male (in custody) was found unresponsive in their bunk at the El Paso County Jail. Their identity has not yet been determined by the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office.

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(719) 520-7100

Address
El Paso County Sheriff’s Office
27 East Vermijo Avenue
Colorado Springs, CO 80903

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