A report has shown a blood-alcohol level of more than twice the legal limit for Renisha Brown, whose death was ruled a homicide.
A toxicology report has been released on the body of Renisha Brown
A toxicology report has found a 19-year-old woman shot to death by a homeowner on a suburban Detroit porch had a high level of alcohol in her system.
A report released on Thursday by the Wayne County Medical Examiner's Office says Renisha McBride's blood-alcohol content on Nov. 2 was about 0.22 - more than twice the legal limit for driving.
Ms McBride also tested positive for marijuana, but the report recommends a second test before confirming it.
Police believe Ms McBride was involved in a nearby car accident, and her family says she likely approached the home seeking help.
Prosecutors have been reviewing whether to charge the 54-year-old homeowner.
McBride family attorney Gerald Thurswell says her alcohol level isn't "relevant" to the shooting.
2 comments:
i tink d alcohol n marijuana level is relevant to this case
May her soul RIP
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