Federal officials said a heroin distributor who led police on a high-speed pursuit in Orange County on Monday night was wanted in connection with injecting a Dallas teen with a fatal dose of the drug.
Jimison Coleman, 36, and his associates administered an overdose of the drug so they could steal $3,000 from her, law enforcement officials said.
Buena Park police arrested Coleman of Dallas in Irvine after noticing his license plate matched that of someone wanted on suspicion of murder in Texas.
Federal authorities say Coleman, who also goes by Jaymo, is linked to the death last year of 19-year-old Rian Lashley. He is also charged with conspiring to possess with the intent to distribute heroin, according to the U.S. attorney’s office in Texas.
Cierra Allyn Rounds, 27, Glen William Brunton, 28, and Kathryn Grace Dirks, 25 are also named in a three-count indictment that includes drug charges resulting in Lashley’s death.
Rounds and Brunton joined Coleman, Dirks and Lashley for breakfast at a restaurant in Plano, Texas, on March 25, 2014, when they discovered that Lashley had $3,000, an iPhone and an iPad.
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