The cause of death of a man who died in a holding cell in Vermont has been determined to be an overdose of three different types of hard drugs.

The death certificate that was released on Monday revealed that a man who passed away in a Bennington police holding cell during the spring was under the influence of fentanyl, heroin, and cocaine, and died due to "acute mixed drug intoxication." The man was alone at the time of his death.
Connecticut police officers will not face charges following the death of Darrell Jones, 33, which has been determined by the Vermont Health Department to be an accidental fentanyl overdose.
On March 23, Bennington police arrested Jones, who hails from Easton, Pennsylvania, along with two other individuals.
Within an hour, a police officer observed Jones seated on the floor of the detention cell, with his back resting against the wall.
Two officers from Wisconsin have been accused of causing the death of a prisoner due to an overdose. Despite the officers checking on the prisoner and providing medical assistance, the individual, identified as Jones, was declared dead at the police department.
The Fox News app can be accessed by clicking here. According to the initial investigation conducted by the state police, there is no proof that Jones was subjected to any physical violence by the Bennington police.