The dispatch audio, obtained by TMZ, could reveal the cause of death for Tommy Lee Jones 34-year-old daughter.
Tommy Lee Jones' daughter, Victoria Jones, may have died from a drug overdose. Audio obtained by TMZ reveals an incident call came in as a "code 3 for the overdose, color change."
"One hotel," the dispatch call can be heard saying. "You're the one. Level of arrest. Respond on control A1. Thank you. Ellis Cross of Jones and Leavenworth. Respond code 3 for the overdose with color change. Responding control A1."
Victoria was reportedly found in a California hotel on New Year's Day.
"SFFD units responded to the hotel for a reported medical emergency at 2:52 AM," a spokesperson for the San Francisco Fire Department told TMZ. "Upon arrival, paramedics conducted an assessment and the individual was pronounced dead at the scene."
The cause of Victoria's death remains undetermined. A medical examiner reportedly attended the scene and conducted an investigation, but has not yet released their findings.
Victoria was 34 years old.
Victoria found herself in trouble with the police on multiple occasions during 2025. She ended the year with two charges in Napa County, California and one in Santa Cruz County, according to court documents obtained by The New York Post.
One of the arrests in Napa County included charges of: obstructing a police officer, being under the influence of a controlled substance, and possession of a narcotic controlled substance.
Victoria pleaded guilty to both incidents in Napa County.
When she was younger, Victoria worked on a handful of movies with her movie star dad. Her roles gave a whole new meaning to "bring your kid to work day."
She appeared in Men in Black II and The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, both movies in which her father also appeared. She also had a one-episode cameo on One Tree Hill, where she played a cheerleader who was inconsequential to the scene.
Victoria ultimately stepped away from the movie screen, making a one-off comeback in 2014 when she took part in The Homesman.
She is survived by her mother, Kimberlea, brother Austin and dad, Tommy.
