     ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 23, 1996 THE DECEASED AND A CO-WORKER WENT TO CISCO'S RESTAURANT FOR DINNER WHERE HE HAD TWO ALCOHOLIC DRINKS.  THE DECEASED DROVE FROM THE RESTAURANT, BUT COMPLAINED OF TIGHTNESS IN HIS CHEST.  HE STOPPED THE CAR AND HIS CO-WORKER TOOK OVER THE DRIVING.  THE DECEASED THEN BEGAN GASPING FOR AIR AND HIS CO-WORKER PULLED INTO A SHELL GAS STATION AT NW 154TH STREET AND 77TH COURT.  FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, BUT FOUND HIM WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD.
     ACCORDING TO HIS FAMILY THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, HIGH CHOLESTEROL AND DRANK OCCASIONALLY.  HE DID NOT SMOKE OR USE ILLEGAL DRUGS AND HAD NO HOSPITALIZATIONS.  HE WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. WILLIAMS (653-4210) FOR CHRONIC PROSTATITIS, BENIGN PROSTATE HYPERTROPHY, HIGH CHOLESTEROL AND MILD HYPERTENSION.