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Autopsy shows man who shot officers had drugs in body — (KLTV)

August 28, 2004

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KLTV

August 28, 2004

Associated Press

FORT WORTH, Texas – An autopsy reports shows a man who fatally shot a Grand Prairie police officer in June had marijuana and antidepressants in his body.
Timothy Joe Irwin killed police Sergeant Gregory Hunter and wounded officer Bruce Seix on June 18th as they checked out his van in a Wal-Mart parking lot in Grand Prairie.
Seix returned fire and killed the 42-year-old Irwin, whose body was discovered seven hours later when a tactical unit stormed the van.
The Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office says toxicology tests show marijuana, an anti-anxiety drug and antidepressants in Irwin’s system.
Irwin had received a medical discharge and disability pay from the Navy, which police say was because of knee and back injuries. Police say Irwin lied when he told friends he had cancer in his back and lungs.

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Filed Under: Attempted homicide, Citizen killed by police, Drug interaction, Homicide, Illegal drugs, Lying, Military / Veteran, North America, Stand-off/resist arrest, Texas (TX), Thought disturbance, United States of America, Violence, Violent thoughts

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