An active investigation is being carried out in one of Prince's owned property, Paisley Park, authorities said. The revisiting of the place where the singer found dead was to complete the investigation following his death.
Law enforcers were seen in Prince's Paisley Park estate, conducting federal investigations on Tuesday afternoon, Mirror reported. The doctors who prescribed medication to Prince were also under investigation. Authorities's probe is focusing on the possibilities that doctors may sell prescriptions to drug abusers, the source cited.
"Detectives are revisiting the scene at Paisley Park as a component of a complete investigation. No other information is available. 802jk," according to the Carver County Sheriff's office post on Twitter. The autopsy reports, shows the singer died because of the presence of Percocet painkiller in his body is also being investigation.
The U.S. Attorney's Office and the Drug Enforcement Administration made an announcement last week that they are launching a joint investigation, Billboard reported. About a dozen of law enforcers came to revisit the Paisley Park.
On the warrant filed in Hennepin County last week, Dr. Michael Todd Schulenberg, the doctor who treated Prince from 7th and 20th of April, gave him medication and prescribed the musician. There was also no indicated information regarding the name of the medication or if he consumed them.
The doctor from North Memorial Medical Center treated the musician on April 7, the day he postponed his Atlanta shows, Hollywood Reporter reported. On April 14th, after the makeup shows, Prince fell ill while taking a flight back home. His plane made an emergency landing in Moline III and the singer was then brought by an ambulance.
Schulenberg had been treating the singer for withdrawal symptoms for opioid addiction in the weeks before his death. Prince was found unresponsive in an elevator at Paisley Park on April 21. He was declared dead shortly thereafter. He was 57.
