Pa. state prison inmate at Camp Hill found dead on Sunday
A correctional officer found Carlton Madden, 41, unconscious in his cell on Sunday.
Ted CzechPennsylvania State Police have launched an investigation after an inmate at the Camp Hill State Correctional Institution was found dead Sunday, according to Laurel Harry, the prison's superintendent.
A correctional officer who was making security rounds of a housing unit on Sunday found Carlton Madden, 41, unconscious in his cell, according to a news release from Harry's office
"Officers and prison medical staff performed CPR until Lower Allen EMS arrived," according to the release. "Madden was pronounced dead by Lower Allen EMS at 8:41 p.m."
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As of Tuesday, not a lot of information was known about Madden.
"He was with us very briefly ... as a parole violator from New Jersey," said Tonya Heist, assistant to the superintendent.
Madden was being supervised by Dauphin County Probation and Parole when he violated by allegedly committing a DUI on May 28 in Newberry Township, Heist said.
He was scheduled for a preliminary hearing on the DUI charge before District Judge Richard T. Thomas on July 8, according to online court dockets.
The Cumberland County Coroner’s Office will determine Madden's cause and manner of death and state police are also investigating, according to the release.
Madden's family have been notified.