Arrest Made in Connection with Matthew Perry’s Death, US Reports Say

Authorities in California have reportedly made an arrest in connection with the death of actor Matthew Perry. Perry, known for his role in the television series “Friends,” was found deceased in his hot tub at his Los Angeles home in October of the previous year. The actor, who had openly struggled with substance abuse issues, was reported to have been using ketamine as part of a therapeutic regimen to manage depression and anxiety at the time of his death. Despite the coroner’s ruling of the death as accidental, investigations have been ongoing regarding the source of the prescription medication.

• An arrest has been made in California related to the death of actor Matthew Perry.
• Perry was found deceased in his hot tub at his Los Angeles home in October of the previous year, under the influence of ketamine.
• The actor had a history of alcohol and drug addiction but had been clean for over a year prior to his death, according to medical reports.
• He had been using small doses of ketamine to treat depression and anxiety, as part of his therapy.
• The death was ruled an accident by the coroner, but law enforcement has been investigating the source of the prescription medication.

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