New details are being uncovered about Chauncy Glover‘s death.
Over three months after his untimely passing, the Los Angeles news anchor’s cause of death has been determined as “acute toxication by the combined effects of chloroethane and methamphetamine,” the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner shared in a Feb. 19 press release.
The medical examiner also said that Glover’s manner of death was an accident, though the release did not state how he came into contact with chloroethane—a chemical found in medicinal drugs that are often used as a treatment for sports injuries and as the numbing solvent placed on skin ahead of medical procedures, per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)—or methamphetamine, the highly addictive stimulant drug known as “meth.”
Noting that the full autopsy report will be available in early March, the release added, “A deputy medical examiner completed an examination on November 6, 2024, and, after the return of relevant tests and studies, the cause and manner of death were certified February 19.”
