Brownsville police releases partial toxicology report of driver accused in fatal bus stop crash
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The driver charged in a deadly May 7 crash at a Brownsville bus stop that killed eight migrants didn’t have alcohol in his system, according to the Brownsville Police Department.
A hospital report released to The Washington Post shortly after the crash showed Alvarez had cocaine, benzodiazepines, and weed in his system.
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Brownsville police say they’re still waiting on results of their own drug report.
Several other migrants were injured in the crash that happened across the street from the Ozanam Center, a shelter that was being used by migrants.
Records show Alvarez remains in custody on multiple charges of manslaughter and aggravated assault. His bond is set at $2.7 million.
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