The co-owner of a Fort Lauderdale, Florida, bar has died less than two weeks after she was injured in an apparent domestic incident at her home, according to local reports.
Tracey Penrod, the co-owner of the Elbo Room, was in a coma for 10 days before she died following what police described as a domestic battery incident.
"My aunt Tracey Penrod passed away peacefully this morning. Please be respectful of our family during this time as we go through another loss this year," Penrod's relative said in a March 24 Facebook post.
A suspect has not been named in police reports, NBC 6 reported, citing a heavily redacted police report.
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Florida bar owner Tracey Penrod has died 10 days after a domestic incident at her Fort Lauderdale home. (Facebook/ Tracey Penrod)
In a 911 call obtained by NBC 6, a panicked male voice can be heard telling an operator that Penrod fell over a banister onto concrete.
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Friends remembered Tracey Penrod on Facebook as "the best person with the best personality" and "one of the sweetest kindest souls ever." (Facebook/ Tracey Penrod)
"She was climbing over the banister. I don't know! She fell onto the concrete," the caller says. The caller repeats over and over that he needs an ambulance before the call drops.
General view of the Elbo Room in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. (Julia Bonavita/Fox News Digital)
The indecent is being investigated as domestic battery, the outlet reported.
Friends remembered Penrod on Facebook as "the best person with the best personality" and "one of the sweetest kindest souls ever."
Tracey Penrod was co-owner of the Elbo Room in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. (Google Maps)
Penrod's 24-year-old son died last August, according to The South Florida Sun Sentinel.
More than five months ago, Penrod commented on a photo of herself on Facebook, writing, "Life has gotten very stressed since this pic."