Emmy Award Winning News Anchor Chauncy Glover According to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner County, his death was ruled as an accident in his system.
The Medical Examination Doctor’s Office is on Wednesday statement The 39-year-old died from “acute poisoning caused by a combined effect of ethane chloride and methamphetamine.” this Way His death was listed as an accident.
Glover was not responsive at his home on November 5 and was declared dead by fire department personnel at 12:40 a.m., the agency said. The associate medical examiner completed the examination the next day, and after conducting relevant examinations and studies, the cause and manner of Glover’s death was certified. The statement said the medical examiner’s report is expected to be ready by the end of March.
The Centers for Disease Control says ethane chloride, also known as ethyl chloride, is a colorless gas with a bright odor and can also exist as a liquid that evaporates rapidly. Depending on the production of dyes, chemicals and drugs, it is used as a solvent, refrigerant, local anesthetic, and a drug that relieves pain associated with insect burning and sting. Environmental Protection Agency.
It is not clear how Glover comes into contact with chemicals.
Alabama-born journalist Join the KCAL News Team – Los Angeles Member of CBS News – In October 2023, he co-hosted the 5 and 11 pm news broadcasts with Pat Harvey and worked with Suzie Suh on 8 and 10 pm news broadcasts . Before this, Glover KTRK in Houston Stations in Columbus, Georgia; Jacksonville, Florida; and Detroit.
At the time of his death, his family did not disclose what was surrounding the incident, but issued a statement acknowledging his impact on the communities he served through news and charity.
“Chaunchy’s compassion and dedication to helping others, especially through Chauncy Glover Projecthas changed countless lives and inspired many young people to pursue their dreams. “The family said at the time. “His talent, warmth and vision left a deep impression on everyone who knew him. Without him, the world became dim. ”
Glover founded a Houston-based Chauncy Glover Project, a hands-on coaching program to “encourage and empower young people to become strong, confident and ethical leaders in society.”
At the time, a statement from the CBS station called Glover “a bright light” and said his family was related to the family.
Times worker Clara Harter contributed to the report.
