Medical examiners Friday ruled the death of D'Vontaye Mitchell a homicide, caused by being restrained by Hyatt Regency hotel security and the toxic effects of cocaine and methamphetamine.

Medical examiners Friday ruled the death of D'Vontaye Mitchell a homicide, caused by being restrained by Hyatt Regency hotel security and the toxic effects of cocaine and methamphetamine. The 43 ...

The death of D’Vontaye Mitchell, a Black man who was filmed in June being pinned to the ground outside a hotel in Milwaukee, was a homicide, according to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner ...

The "immediate cause of death" for D'Vontaye Mitchell, 43, was “restraint asphyxia and toxic effects of cocaine and methamphetamine,” according to a final report from the Milwaukee County ...

Death of Black man held down by hotel security guards is ruled a homicide. D’Vontaye Mitchell’s family called for charges against the hotel security guards who were seen holding him facedown ...

D'Vontaye Mitchell's death ruled a homicide The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office determined on Aug. 2 that Mitchell's death was a homicide, caused by being restrained and the toxic ...

The final cause of death and autopsy results were released on Friday, ... Milwaukee hotel death; D'Vontaye Mitchell's family wants answers 1 month later.

D'Vontaye Mitchell died after being held down by hotel security. ... An autopsy was performed on Mitchell, “and the cause of death is pending toxicology and further investigation,” she said.

The death of a Black man who was held down by four security guards outside a hotel in Milwaukee last week has sparked outrage in the city— with some calling the altercation “reminiscent of the ...

D'Vontaye Mitchell's final cause of death released, with restraint by security and effects of drug use cited. David Clarey, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Updated Sat, August 3, 2024 at 3:36 AM UTC.

Medical examiners Friday ruled the death of D'Vontaye Mitchell a homicide, caused by being restrained by Hyatt Regency hotel security and the toxic effects of cocaine and methamphetamine. The 43 ...