Evidence reveals PCP, meth in blood of man accused of hitting trooper on I-11

New grand jury testimony reveals Sean Shirazi had PCP, meth and amphetamine in his blood during a June 10 incident on Interstate 11 that left a passenger dead.

The Nevada State Police trooper who was pinned between a Toyota 4Runner and a fire truck on the Las Vegas freeway is still in physical therapy for back injuries, according to documents obtained by Channel 13.

Shirazi faces more than a dozen charges, including second-degree murder, DUI resulting in death, reckless driving resulting in death, assault with a deadly weapon, and failing to stop at the scene of a crash. He is accused of driving through a crash scene on I-11 near downtown Las Vegas, hitting Trooper Dustin Dunbar, and speeding away from the scene…

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