Michael Jackson’s doctor to learn in 2010 whether he will be arrested
Authorites investigating Michael Jackson’s doctor have said that a decision to make an arrest won’t happen until the new year.
Dr Conrad Murray, the personal physician, who admitted to administering propofol to the late singer, will have to wait until 2010 to find out if he will be prosecuted for Jackson’s death, revealed an LAPD chief.
“A decision [on whether to prosecute] will be made in 2010. It is not going to be made this year,” said LAPD Commander Patrick Gannon.
Jackson’s death in June was ruled a homicide by the county coroner and lethal levels of the toxic anesthetic were discovered in his body.
Murray confessed that he gave Jackson a propofol shot at his bedside to help him sleep, but officials have to investigate if the doctor was solely responsible, and if his negligence was criminal.