Man dies alongside infant from heroin and alcohol
The Medical Examiner’s Office has come to find that the man who was discovered unconscious in his car in downtown San Diego, toppling over his baby daughter who was asleep, died of acute heroin and alcohol intoxication.
James Robinson, 29, a resident of La Mesa, was discovered in his car by San Diego police around 11:30 a.m. on Jan. 4 at the Gas Depot located on G Street near 16th Street.
He had been sitting in his car for an estimated two hours before officials came across his body, reported store clerk Rafael Garcia. Robinson had entered the station and purchased a water before he headed back to his car, Garcia stated.
Garcia informed that another clerk at the store was acquainted with Robinson. Garcia said Robinson said that he was not getting into trouble and that he “got my baby with me.”
He added that he thought Robinson took off after that, but later saw the car was still parked there and dialed police.
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