Ángel Salazar's Death Ruled Accidental Due to Drug Intoxication

The 'Scarface' actor passed away from a combination of cocaine and other substances, with heart disease as a contributing factor.

Ángel Salazar, known for his role in 'Scarface,' died at age 68 from acute intoxication involving cocaine, cyclobenzaprine, and diphenhydramine.
The New York Chief Medical Examiner's Office ruled his death accidental, noting arteriosclerosis and hypertensive cardiovascular disease as contributing factors.
Salazar was found deceased at a friend's home in Brooklyn, New York, in August, and he had a history of heart issues.
His career included roles in films like 'Punchline' and 'Carlito's Way,' as well as work in stand-up comedy and TV appearances.
Salazar was involved in a 'Scarface' comedy parody project before his passing, reuniting with fellow cast member Steven Bauer.