Inmate Death Under Investigation at Oregon State Penitentiary
SALEM, Ore. — The Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC) is conducting an investigation following the death of a 26-year-old inmate at the Oregon State Penitentiary. Adam Alexander Green passed away on February 11 while receiving treatment at a local hospital, though specific details regarding the cause and circumstances surrounding his hospitalization have not been disclosed.
Green was imprisoned for felony aggravated harassment stemming from an incident in Wasco County. His incarceration began in November 2024, and he was scheduled for release in April 2026. The DOC has emphasized the seriousness with which it views all instances of death among inmates, highlighting its responsibility for the care and custody of approximately 12,000 individuals across 12 facilities in Oregon.
The agency has yet to provide further information regarding the incident or the events leading to Green’s transfer to the hospital. As the investigation unfolds, the DOC assures the public that additional details will be made available when possible.
This case raises broader questions regarding inmate health and safety in correctional facilities, reinforcing the need for transparency in the DOC’s operations. More updates on this developing story will be provided as new information is acquired.
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