     ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN INMATE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA PRISON SYSTEM AT THE DADE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTE.  HE HAD A HISTORY OF ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, ANXIETY DISORDER, HYPERTENSION, DECREASED HEARING, OBESITY AND STATUS POST C.A.B.G.    
     DURING THE DECEDENT'S STAY IN THE INFIRMARY HE HAD COMPLAINED OF NOT BEING ABLE TO SLEEP FOR THREE DAYS.  ON SEPT. 12, 1996 ABOUT 4:45 AM  A NURSE HEARD A THUD IN HIS ROOM AND FOUND HIM ON THE FLOOR CLUTCHING HIS CHEST.  HE WAS NON-VERBAL, BUT RESPONSIVE TO PAINFUL STIMULI.  CPR INITIATED, BUT HE REMAINED PULSELESS, PUPILS FIXED AND HIS FACE AND HANDS WERE CYANOTIC.  HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:20 AM.
     MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: ASPIRIN, PRAVACHOL, NITROSTAT, BUMETANIDE, CIMETIDINE AND CARDIZEM.