Victoria Jones‘ father Tommy Lee Jones and the rest of her family have released a statement in the aftermath of her passing.

The statement reads, “We appreciate all of the kind words, thoughts, and prayers. Please respect our privacy during this difficult time. Thank you.”

As you know … San Francisco Fire Department officers were called to the Fairmont San Francisco early Thursday morning for a reported medical emergency.

When they arrived, they found Victoria and pronounced her dead. The scene was then turned over to San Franscico Police and the Medical Examiner’s Officer for further investigation.

We’ve learned Victoria had multiple run-ins with the law over the years … including an arrest for drug possession — which is especially noteworthy given dispatch audio indicates she may have overdosed.

Victoria was Tommy Lee’s only daughter … he also has a son named Austin Jones. Both of them are from his marriage to Kimberlea Cloughley.

She was 34.

RIP

Lenny Dykstra — a longtime major leaguer best remembered as a member of the 1986 New York Mets — may be facing drug charges.

According to a police report obtained by TMZ, Pennsylvania State Police pulled over Dykstra on New Year’s Day after they say they saw him commit a motor vehicle code violation.

During the traffic stop, officers claim they found Dykstra had “narcotics and narcotic related equipment/paraphernalia.” Officers list Dykstra as the “arrestee” on the documents, however his high-powered attorney Matthew Blit says that’s not the case.

Lenny played in the big leagues from 1985 to 1996 with the Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies. He was a three-time All Star, a Silver Slugger winner and a member of the 1986 World Series champion Mets.

A parachutist at the Armed Forces Bowl ended up with an unexpected touchdown prior to the game … or, perhaps “crash-down” is a more apt term — since he went down hard after catching on the field goal net.

The wild moment went down before the college football game in Fort Worth, Texas Friday … when a few parachutists leapt from planes during the flyover to land on the field — all pretty standard fare for big-time matchups like this one.

While four of the jumpers landed safe and sound, one got a little to close net behind the goal post which keeps balls from landing in the crowd … stopping his momentum and sending him plummeting to the earth.

Rice University’s dreams of winning The 23rd Annual Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl crashed about as hard as the parachutist, BTW … because Texas State smoked Rice 41-10.