Former NFL receiver Charles E. Johnson had a toxic amount of drugs in his system when he died in July 2022, according to new report by a medical examiner, who ruled his death a suicide.
the day before. The report said he had no reported medical history and no active prescriptions, but was found to have “acute oxycodone, hydrocodone and mirtazapine toxicity” after his death.
“The only personal items in the hotel room appeared to be two empty bottles of water, an empty travel bottle of body lotion, an empty travel container, a pair or sandals and a pair of eyeglasses,” the report stated. “A query of the North Carolina Prescription Monitoring Service showed no active prescriptions. An old short-term hydrocodone prescription was documented.”after he became known as a cheerful and giving coach and staff member at Heritage High School in Wake Forest, N.C.
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