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and Donnell Wright daughters LaShonda Wright and Brittany Wright and numerous grandchildren. He is survived by his wife, Donna Wright of Texas sons John Wright Jr. Louis and lived in Virginia and Japan before migrating to San Diego County during his time in the military, which included stints at Camp Pendleton and the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. The findings - and any recommendations for improvement - are expected to be released early next year. In June, after demands from lawmakers, continuing reports in the Union-Tribune and a rising number of negligence lawsuits against the county, state auditors agreed to examine the high mortality rate in San Diego County jails. The Union-Tribune regularly filed California Public Records Act requests for disclosures the department is required to send to the state to alert the public to in-custody deaths. Until earlier this year, the Sheriff’s Department did not publicly announce inmate deaths. They also are investigated by the Medical Examiner’s Office and later the Citizens’ Law Enforcement Review Board.īut the outside reviews often take three months or longer to complete, meaning the families of deceased inmates do not learn details about what happened to their loved one for several months at the earliest. Wright said he hopes to learn what level of medical and mental health treatment his father was receiving in the Vista jail.ĭeaths in county jails are automatically investigated by the Sheriff’s Department homicide unit.

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VistA Imaging Clinical Capture User Manual PDF - 2.7 MB. “They just said he passed in his sleep and that was all they could tell us,” he said. Module 3 - Display Changes - Image Deletion from QA Review Duration: 02:59 SIZE - 37 MB. “They said right now it’s under investigation and they were waiting for the autopsy. “They said he passed yesterday in his sleep,” Wright Jr. She asked the detective to alert her oldest son, who told The San Diego Union-Tribune he still does not know what happened.

Sheriff’s officials connected with Wright’s estranged wife, Donna, at her home in Texas Thursday night to report the death. He said Wright left the Marine Corps with post-traumatic stress disorder but could be properly treated with medication, although he said his father sometimes neglected to follow his prescriptions. Wright said his father was diabetic and regularly took insulin. He played with my kids like it was nothing.

“He was a good guy,” said John Wright Jr., the victim’s oldest child. His family said Wright was homeless off and on since leaving the military in the mid-1990s and had ignited a fire near a campsite to keep warm - not to burn down a building.

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