The cause of death for los angeles news anchor chauncy glover has been revised.
The Emmy-Winning Journalist's Family Announced News of Glover's Death on Tuesday, Nov. 5. in their statement Kcal newsWhere Glover was anchor for just over a year, his family did share any additional information about his death at 39.
In a News release on Wednsday, Feb. 19, The County of Los Angeles Department of Medical Examiner Determined The Cause of Death as Acute Intoxication by the Combined Effects of Chloroethane and Meethamphetamine. The manner of death is accidental.
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Glover was found unresponsive in his home on nov. 5 and his death was pronounced by fire department personnel at 12:40 am that Same Day, The Medical Examiner's Office Said. A Deputy Medical Examiner Completed An Examination on Nov. 6, and the cause and manner of death were certified on Feb. 19.
In their statement to kcal news, glover's family said they “devastated by the unimaginable loss of our beloved chauncy.”
“He was more than a son and brother,” they continued. “He was a beacon of light in our lives and a True Hero to His Community.”
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“Who Grieve This Profound Loss, We Are Comforted by the outpouring of love and memory “We kindly ask for privacy as we die and honor his incredible legacy.
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Glover Dreamed of Becoming a News anchor at a young age. According to his station biowhen he was 5 his dad even Built Him a Mini “Anchor desk” for his weekly news
Before His Work Took Him to Los Angeles, He was the first Black Male Main Anchor for Houston's Ktrk, where he was on the air for eight years.
“But the defining mothers in his life didnys on television screens; they unfolded on the streets and in the hearts of the people he touched,” Per his bio, who his bio, which will to mention The Chauncy Glover ProjectA mentoring organization he founded to help young boys of color from the inner city.
Throughout his career, glover earned three emmy awards and worked in Michigan, Florida, Georgia and Texas Before Relocating to California.