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SA 20-027 Investigator: T. TOTH #366 Approved By: Date of Report: 07/15/2021 Date: 07/23/2021 Page 12 of 15 free from the bedding around his neck. With FERNANDEZ and lifting body, ELIZONDO was able to loosen all three (3) knots in the bedding and free At approximately 0137 hours, personnel moved to a common area outside his cell, where medical staff determined had no pulse or respirations. A pulse oximeter reading indicated had a blood oxygen level of forty-eight (48) percent. Medical staff next initiated cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and a bag-valve mask was utilized to provide oxygen to At approximately 0144 hours, administered one (1) dose of Narcan to . At approximately 0146 hours, personnel removed ’ shirt, and an AED was attached to his upper torso. After analyzing condition, the AED audibly advised, “No treatment advised.” CPR and oxygen delivery via bag-valve mask continued. Medical staff was unable to detect any pulse or measurable blood pressure, and observed no pupillary response. At approximately 0147 hours, a second pulse oximeter reading was obtained, which indicated JONES’ had a blood oxygen level of fifty (50) percent. At approximately 0148 hours, Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) Engine #71 arrived. Captain/Paramedic RYAN MCCULLOCH observed jail personnel and medical staff providing CPR to MCCULLOCH also noticed had an AED device applied to his torso. As OCFA personnel took over patient care, MCCULLOCH and patient paramedic ALEX SWANSON examined and confirmed he had no pulse, was not breathing, and had no blood pressure. Glasgow coma scale showed three (3), resembling that of a deceased person. At 0150 hours, was intubated, an intraosseous infusion line was established in his lower right leg, and a Lucas Chest Compression System was attached to his chest.