Mike70
18-Jun-2008, 10:13 PM
turns out this dude was drunk as a skunk. his blood alcohol was .319! close to 4 times the legal limit in ohio.
Oxford taser victim had blood alcohol nearly four times over the legal limit
Submitted by modernesquire on Thu, 05/29/2008 - 12:01pm.
From the Pulse Journal:
Kevin Piskura's blood alcohol level was .319 on the morning of April 19 when he was shocked with a Taser by Oxford police, according to Terry Daly, Hamilton County Coroner's Office spokesman.
"That's nearly four times over the legal limit," Daly said today, May 29.
Piskura, 24, of Chicago, and a 2006 Miami University graduate, was stunned with a Taser after police said he interfered with the arrest of a friend during a fight at the Brick Street Bar on High Street. He died on April 24 at University Hospital in Cincinnati.
The Butler County Sheriff's Office is conducting an investigation into the Taser incident and Piskura's death at the request of Oxford police. The county prosecutor's office will also review the results of the investigation, according to Prosecutor Robin Piper.
Daly said a cause of death has not yet been determined because they are awaiting results of pathology tests.
Oxford taser victim had blood alcohol nearly four times over the legal limit
Submitted by modernesquire on Thu, 05/29/2008 - 12:01pm.
From the Pulse Journal:
Kevin Piskura's blood alcohol level was .319 on the morning of April 19 when he was shocked with a Taser by Oxford police, according to Terry Daly, Hamilton County Coroner's Office spokesman.
"That's nearly four times over the legal limit," Daly said today, May 29.
Piskura, 24, of Chicago, and a 2006 Miami University graduate, was stunned with a Taser after police said he interfered with the arrest of a friend during a fight at the Brick Street Bar on High Street. He died on April 24 at University Hospital in Cincinnati.
The Butler County Sheriff's Office is conducting an investigation into the Taser incident and Piskura's death at the request of Oxford police. The county prosecutor's office will also review the results of the investigation, according to Prosecutor Robin Piper.
Daly said a cause of death has not yet been determined because they are awaiting results of pathology tests.