Memphis Grizzlies' Brandon Clarke Died From Heroin and Cocaine Effects

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NBA forward Brandon Clarke of the Memphis Grizzlies has died as a result of drug use. The Los Angeles medical authority determined that the cause of death was the combined effects of heroin and cocaine. Clarke was a professional basketball player who had been part of the Grizzlies roster. The official findings were released by the Los Angeles coroner or medical authority following an investigation.

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