LA HABRA >> Coroner’s officials have identified a 49-year-old La Habra man who died after he was found hanging in a cell following a domestic violence arrest.
Daniel Oppenheimer died at St. Jude Medical Center in Fullerton at 1 p.m. Friday, Orange County coroner’s officials said in a written statement.
He was discovered hanging in a cell at the La Habra Police Department at noon, according to police and coroner’s officials.
Officers arrested Oppenheimer on suspicion of domestic violence after being summoned to a domestic dispute about 9:45 a.m. Friday, La Habra police officials said in a written statement. Further details regarding the arrest were not released.
Oppenheimer was alone in the cell when he was found hanging and unconscious, Sgt. Clint Angle said. Police declined to say what object was tied around the man’s neck.
Paramedics took Oppenheimer to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.
The investigation into the death is being handled by the Orange County District Attorney’s Office.

LA HABRA >> A man died Friday after he was found hanging in a La Habra Police Department jail cell following a domestic violence arrest, authorities said.
Investigators withheld the man’s identity Saturday pending notification of family, La Habra police Sgt. Clint Angle said.
He was arrested shortly after 9:43 a.m., after a woman called police to report a domestic dispute, La Habra police officials said in a written statement. Officers arrested the man on suspicion of domestic violence and took him to the department’s jail, 150 N. Euclid Ave.
He was discovered hanging in a jail cell later in the day, Angle said. He was alone in the cell.
“Officers began life saving measures while the paramedics arrived,” according to the statement. “The male was then transported to St. Jude Hospital where he was pronounced dead.”
Police declined to say what object the man apparently used to hang himself. No further details of the death or the alleged domestic dispute that preceded it were released Saturday.
The Orange County District Attorney’s Office will conduct an investigation, as is standard procedure when a person dies while in the custody of an Orange County law enforcement agency.

A missing man and woman who were found dead Saturday in their La Habra home have been identified, officials said.
Alaina A’Lurede, 31, and her husband, Kevin A’Lurede, 35, were discovered by officers around 1:40 p.m. in two separate rooms in the 600 block of Greenwood Avenue, La Habra police spokeswoman Cindy Knapp said. Aaina A’Lurede is believed to have died of a drug overdose, and her husband from a gunshot wounds, though their officials causes of death remained under investigation by Orange County coroner’s officials.
After receiving information from family members, officers made entry into the residence.
Officials said one body was found in the living room and the other in the bedroom and appeared to have been dead for several days.
An autopsy was carried out Wednesday yielded some answers, however the officials causes of death of Kevin and Alaina A’Lurede remains undetermined pending the results of further tests at the coroner’s office, Knapp said.
“Alaina A’Lurede’s body showed signs consistent with a drug overdose,” Knapp said. “Cause of death is most likely suicide, however, conclusive results for both subjects is pending the completion of a toxicology screen.”
“Kevin A’Lurede has sustained a gunshot wound from a small-caliber weapon. The pathologist could not rule out suicide as the cause of death,” Knapp said. “A small-caliber handgun was recovered from the bedroom of the home, near Kevin’s body,” Knapp said. “At this juncture, no suicide note has been located.”
Police were not searching for any suspects, Knapp said. The investigation was ongoing, and the coroner’s toxicology results were expected in 8 to 12 weeks.
The couple was reported missing by their families Friday after they were unable to contact them, officials said.
Officers visited their home around 9:30 p.m. that day and saw one of their cars parked in the driveway. Officers knocked on the door, but received no answer, officials said.
Police spoke with neighbors, but were unable to gather information leading to the couple’s whereabouts.
While the man and woman’s specific times of death were not available, Knapp said, “both parties had expired prior to the initial missing person’s report being made,”