Tyre Nichols' Death Ruled Homicide Due to Blunt Force Trauma

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The official autopsy report for Tyre Nichols, who died three days after being beaten by Memphis police officers during a traffic stop, revealed that he "died of brain injuries from blunt force trauma," according to the district attorney's office. Nichols' blood alcohol level was .049, which was "well less than the legal limit to drive." Seven officers have been fired, and five have been charged with second-degree murder in connection with Nichols' death. The attorneys for Nichols' family said the report is "highly consistent" with their own findings and further propels their commitment to seeking justice.
- Tyre Nichols' official autopsy reveals brain injuries from blunt force trauma, DA says ABC News
- White officer in Tyre Nichols case will not be charged, attorney says ABC 7 Chicago
- "Ultimately, we want justice": Tyre Nichols' sisters say they plan to attend all Memphis officers' court hearings KAKE
- Attorneys: Autopsy report shows Tyre Nichols died from blunt force trauma WREG NewsChannel 3
- Tyre Nichols death ruled homicide, blunt force trauma cited Commercial Appeal
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