Former Dodgers pitcher Steve Howe, whose history of drug and alcohol abuse hampered his baseball career, had methamphetamine in his system when he died in a single-vehicle crash on April 28 east of Palm Springs, according to a coroner's report.
Howe, 48, died of blunt force trauma when his pickup truck rolled over on the westbound side of Interstate 10. Toxicology tests established the presence of methamphetamine, though the coroner's report did not specify the amount in Howe's system.
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Methamphetamine Is Found in Howe's System
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