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3. That was an incredibly fast turnaround on the toxicology report.

Fri Jun 12, 2020, 04:27 PM

Jun 2020

I know from personal experience that they typically take two or three months.

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George Floyd Toxicology Report: Explained [View all] LiberalArkie Jun 2020 OP

Why would they even do a toxicology report unless doc03 Jun 2020 #1

Some states do it as part of knowing why a person died. LiberalArkie Jun 2020 #2

They should have done one on the cops they may doc03 Jun 2020 #4

Testosterone is big with police LiberalArkie Jun 2020 #5

Must come from the donuts. doc03 Jun 2020 #6

From the intermuscular shots LiberalArkie Jun 2020 #11

It's a part of the autopsy. LisaL Jun 2020 #10

That was an incredibly fast turnaround on the toxicology report. PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2020 #3

2 months sounds a little long stopdiggin Jun 2020 #7

No, two months, sometimes longer is apparently fairly typical. PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2020 #8

It doesn't take long to run a drug panel. LisaL Jun 2020 #9