Rochester, MN (RochesterNow)- The Southern Minnesota Medical Examiner’s Office has identified an Olmsted County detainee who died earlier this month. 

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First responders were called to the jail in downtown Rochester around 4 p.m. on October 2 on the report of a detainee experiencing what the Olmsted County Sheriff’s Office described as a medical event.

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Members of the sheriff’s office along with the Rochester Police Department, Rochester Fire Department and Mayo Clinic Ambulance responded to the jail. 

The detainee was taken by ambulance to a Mayo Clinic hospital where he was pronounced dead, the sheriff’s office said. 

Southern MN Regional Medical Examiner's Office ID's 34-Year-Old Detainee Who Died After Medical Event in Olmsted County Jail

The medical examiner has identified the detainee as Bryon Rush. A spokesperson for the medical examiner’s office said he’s also known as Byron Rush. 

He was 34 years old. 

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Details on what caused his death are not available. The death investigation remains ongoing.

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