; and (D) any incidents of unclaimed or rejected claims for the body or property of the deceased, including a detailed description of where any unclaimed bodies and property have been disposed of. (b) Autopsy notifications In the case of an individual who dies while in the custody of a law enforcement agency, if an autopsy of that individual is required: (1) Notification The next-of-kin or designated contacts shall be informed immediately upon any determination that an autopsy shall be performed, and such notification shall include the reason that the autopsy is being performed. (2) Results reported A copy of the autopsy report and results shall be made available to the next-of-kin or designated contact immediately upon completion. (3) Independent autopsy The State and the next of kin shall have the opportunity to perform a separate autopsy. (c) Life-Threatening emergency notification minimum standards In the case of any life-threatening event occurring to an individual in the custody of a law enforcement agency: (1) Written notification plan A law enforcement agency shall have a written notification plan in place identifying all designated staff members who are authorized, trained and prepared to deliver notification of a life-threatening event to the next-of-kin or designated contact in a professional and compassionate manner. (2) Timeframe for notification Notice to the designated emergency contact shall be made as soon as practicable after the life-threatening event occurs, and, where practicable without delaying treatment, prior to any required medical procedure, but in any event, not later than any medical discharge or clearance. (3) Manner of notification To minimize confusion and trauma suffered by the family or designated contact of the individual who has suffered a life-threatening event, reasonable efforts may be taken when practical to ensure that notification is made in-person and in a private setting. (4) Information required Such notification shall include details of the life-threatening event,