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The cause of death for country music singer Luke Bell has been revealed.  An autopsy report obtained by Fox News Digital states that Bell died of a fentanyl overdose.The manner of death has been ruled an accident.  The musician died in Tucson, Arizona, police authorities confirmed to Fox News Digital in August. He was 32.  According to the autopsy report, Bell was reportedly found unresponsive by a passerby in a shaded area of a parking structure. Drug paraphernalia was also found.

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Abortions in both Arizona and Ohio are legal once again after two separate rulings in court on Friday. At the Arizona Court of Appeals, a three-judge panel sided with Planned Parenthood on Friday, which argued that Pima County Court Superior Court Judge Kellie Johnson shouldn't have lifted an injunction that prevented a pre-statehood law that bans abortions in all circumstances, except if the mother's life is in danger.

Country star Luke Bell‘s cause of death has been revealed.

The cause of country singer Luke Bell's death at 32 last month in Tucson, Arizona has been determined to be via an accidental fentanyl overdose, authorities said.The Pima County Medical Examiner's office issued an autopsy report in connection with Bell's August 26 death, which came six days after he had gone missing, according to ABC 9 KGUN Tucson. Officials said that a passerby saw Bell 'reportedly found unresponsive by a passerby in a shaded area of a parking structure' with drug paraphernalia nearby. The latest: The cause of country singer Luke Bell's death at 32 last month in Tucson, Arizona has been determined to be via an accidental fentanyl overdose, authorities said.

Luke Bell’s cause of death has officially been revealed.

Rising country singer Luke Bell died at 32 years old from an accidental fentanyl overdose, according to the toxicology report released by the Pima County Medical Examiner's office. Last month, Bell was reported missing in Tucson, Arizona, amid fears that he was dealing with mental health struggles. On Aug. 29, nine days after he was reported missing, the Tucson Police Department confirmed to ET that Bell was found dead. «He was found in the 5500 block of E. Grant Road in Midtown Tucson,» the police department told ET at the time.

cause of death has been released after he went missing for a week, then was found dead on Aug. 26.The Pima County Office of the Medical Examiner in Arizona released the autopsy report for the country singer on Tuesday.Bell, 32, died of an accidental fentanyl overdose, according to the Sun, which obtained a copy of the report.

Country singer Luke Bell‘s cause of death has been confirmed after an autopsy was performed.

A country music star has been found dead after being reported missing more than a week earlier. The body of Luke Bell, 32, was discovered in Tucson, Arizona, according to the New York Post, which cited the city's police department. His friend Matt Kinman, also a country artist, confirmed his death to the Saving Country Music website, saying he was found on Monday near to where he was reported missing on 20 August.

border patrol dog has found enough fentanyl to kill 2.7million people during a routine search at a checkpoint in Arizona.The bust came after the drug-sniffing pooch uncovered three packages of fentanyl weighing 12 pounds, with the weighty collection seized from the I-19 checkpoint, US Border Patrol officials have said.John R Modlin, the Chief Patrol Agent of the US Border Patrol's Tuscon Sector, said in a tweet: "Just 2 milligrams of fentanyl can be lethal!"The fatally small dose means that the amount uncovered by the sniffer dog would have been enough to kill more than the total number of residents living in Arizona's Pima County.As of 2019, Pima County currently lists over a million people in its population. Nogales Station agents seized the drugs, which were in the possession of a Mexican citizen now facing criminal charges, Border Patrol officials have said.The Drug Enforcement Administration of Phoenix was also on hand to respond to the scene.Agents from the Nogales Station were based an hour away from the south of Tuscon, but the discovery of three packages of fentanyl is the latest in a series of drug interceptions in the area.A week before this bust, a K9 sniffed out another 85 pounds of fentanyl at the same checkpoint, with the drugs oddly wrapped and hidden in a vehicle, Modlin tweeted.The Nogales checkpoint has seen a great number of drug seizures so far this year, with one smuggler caught within the first few days of April carrying 65 pounds of meth, 47 pounds of cocaine and 80 grams of fentanyl.