While taking her morning jog, an unidentified woman found an unresponsive man wearing jogging clothes on the Greenbelt in Hermosa Beach. 
 
 “He was already deceased,” said Hermosa Beach Police Department Captain Tommy Thompson. “He was very cold and had been there a bit.” 
 
 Police describe the man as 40 to 50 with dark hair. 
 
 “It’s still unknown how he died, we’re not sure if it was a heart attack,” Thompson said. “But there were no signs of foul play.” 
 
 He was found around 6:30 a.m., wearing running gear and an iPod nano . Thompson said that when he was found the music was still playing, and police on the scene said he was listening to the Eagles. 
 
 “It’s sad because you think that exercise should help you, but in this case it may not have helped him,” Thompson said, adding that he has still not been identified. “Nobody’s called in a missing person. I’d assume somebody is wondering where he is if he didn’t show up to work.” 
 
 Thompson on said that the man didn’t have a cell phone or any identification with him. 
 
 “Even if you go running you need to have ID on you,” Thompson said. “If you’re in the hospital because you fell and got hurt, we have no idea who you are.” 
 
 Contact the HBPD at (310) 318-0360 with any tips or information 

 “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” producer Jeffrey Pollack died while jogging on Hermosa Beach on Monday, at age 54. 
 
 Pollack, who worked closely with Will Smith on the 1990s sitcom and also directed “Booty Call,” starring Jamie Foxx, was found unresponsive by a female jogger, dressed in running clothing and carrying an iPod nano playing Eagles music, reports The Wrap. 
 
 Hermosa Beach Police Department Capt. Tommy Thompson said, “It’s still unknown how he died; we’re not sure if it was a heart attack,” Thompson said. “But there were no signs of foul play.” 
 
 Pollack previously partnered with Benny Medina — said to be inspiration for Smith’s “Fresh Prince” character — to form management Medina/Pollack Entertainment.
– The producer of the Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air, the show that brought Will Smith into the limelight, has died in California during what appears to have been a routine jog, reports Page Six. Jeff Pollack was found unresponsive on a running trail in Hermosa Beach on Monday; he was wearing running clothes and had an iPod on him that was playing the Eagles, EasyReaderNews.com notes. "It's still unknown how he died; we're not sure if it was a heart attack," the police captain said. "But there were no signs of foul play." Pollack also worked on The Tyra Banks Show and 1997's Booty Call with Jamie Foxx, Us Weekly notes. He was 54.