Cocaine

A provisional cause of death was given by the pathologist as "cardiac arrythmia due to cardiac disease related to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and ...

The presence of cocaine therefore plays a significant part in his death and therefore the conclusion that I will reach is one of a drug related death." Katie Sutherland, acting senior coroner for North West Wales said drug use had caused "further stress" to his heart which led to "lethal cardiac arrhythmia". Ms Sutherland delivered a drug-related death conclusion. Editors actively ask and encourage reporters to speak to the family and friends of a person who is the subject of an inquest. Paramedics arrived but Mr Horton was pronounced dead at the scene. "It is clear that the use of cocaine has directly led to the cardiac arrythmia alongside the cardiac disease related to the COPD. Often families do not wish to speak to the press and of course that decision has to be respected. The press has a legal right to attend inquests and has a responsibility to report on them as part of their duty to uphold the principle of ‘open justice’. Richard John Antony Horton, 54, who had chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) was found dead at his home in A provisional cause of death was given by the pathologist as "cardiac arrythmia due to cardiac disease related to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and cocaine usage." A post mortem showed he had COPD cocaine and the metabolyte of cocaine his system at the time of his death. He had been complaining of shortness of breath in the 24 hours prior to his death and had been using his inhaler a lot more frequently, the hearing was told.

The seized drugs will now be brought to Forensic Science Ireland for analysis. A man in his 30s was arrested at the scene and taken to Shankill Garda Station ...

During the course of this search, approximately €195,000 of suspected cocaine and approximately €4,400 of suspected cannabis was seized by gardaí. Gardaí seized approximately €195,000 of suspected cocaine and a quantity of suspected cannabis during the course of a search operation conducted as part of Operation Tara. Gardaí arrested one man and seized €195,000 worth of suspected cocaine in Bray, Co Wicklow on Sunday.

A Senegalese naval patrol boat seized 800 kilograms (1763 pounds) of cocaine aboard a vessel 335 kilometers (208 miles) off the country's capital, the.

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Gardaí have seized approximately €195000 of suspected cocaine and a quantity of cannabis during a search operation in Wicklow yesterday.

During the course of this search, approximately €195,000 of suspected cocaine and approximately €4,400 of suspected cannabis was seized by gardaí. Gardaí have seized approximately €195,000 of suspected cocaine and a quantity of cannabis during a search operation in Wicklow yesterday. A Garda spokesperson said: “As a result of ongoing investigations into the sale and supply of drugs in the Dun Laoghaire, Shankill and Bray areas, gardaí from the Dublin Metropolitan Region East Divisional Drugs Unit conducted a search under warrant at a residence in the Old Connaught Avenue area of Bray at approximately 4:40pm.”

The seized drugs will now be brought to Forensic Science Ireland for analysis. This is Wicklow Newsletter. The local stories that matter in ...

During the course of this search, approximately €195,000 of suspected cocaine and approximately €4,400 of suspected cannabis was seized by Gardaí. A man in his 30s was arrested at the scene and taken to Shankill Garda Station where he is currently detained under the provisions of Section 2 of the Criminal Justice (Drug Trafficking) Act 1996. A man in his 30s has been arrested after Gardaí seized approximately €195,000 worth of suspected cocaine during a raid in Wicklow on Sunday, January 22.

One man was arrested as Gardaí seized €200000 worth of suspected cocaine and cannabis during a search operation in Co Wicklow.

'brink of death' During the search, approximately €195,000 of suspected cocaine and approximately €4,400 of suspected cannabis was seized by Gardaí. One man was arrested as Gardaí seized €200,000 worth of suspected cocaine and cannabis during a search operation in Co Wicklow.

Gardaí from the Dublin Metropolitan Region East Divisional Drugs Unit conducted a search under warrant at a house on the Old Connaught Avenue area of Bray at ...

The man was arrested at the scene and taken to Shankill Garda Station, where he is currently detained. Around €4,400 of suspected cannabis was also seized. A man in his 30s has been arrested after suspected cocaine worth around €195,000 was seized in Co Wicklow yesterday afternoon.

A man in his 30s was arrested and is currently being detained in Shankill Garda Station. Approximately €195,000 in suspected cocaine and €4,400 in cannabis was ...

A garda spokesman said: "Gardai seized approximately €195,000 of suspected cocaine and a quantity of suspected cannabis during the course of a search operation conducted as part of Operation Tara on Sunday 22nd January 2023 in County Investigations are ongoing." The seized drugs will now be brought to Forensic Science Ireland for analysis. [Gardai ](https://www.dublinlive.ie/all-about/an-garda-siochana)seized almost €200,000 worth of cocaine and cannabis during a search of a home in [Bray](https://www.dublinlive.ie/all-about/bray). "During the course of this search, approximately €195,000 of suspected cocaine and approximately €4,400 of suspected cannabis was seized by Gardaí. [Wicklow](https://www.dublinlive.ie/all-about/wicklow).

The seizure of 805 kg (around 1700 pounds) of cocaine was carried out on Sunday (Jan. 22) by a "high seas patrol boat" of the army at 335 km off the ...

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