Wayne Mitchell died after eating an ounce of cocaine from his brother’s butt to help hide evidence

DeAngelo Rashard Mitchell, a young man from South Carolina, who persuaded his brother to eat an ounce of cocaine after they were arrested is to be charged with causing his death.

Wayne Joshua Mitchell, 20, collapsed and died an hour after ingesting the drug as he sat in the back of a police car.

DeAngelo Rashard Mitchell, 23, who was captured on a police video cameras urging his brother to eat the drug, has been charged with his death.

The man is heard on the police film telling his younger brother that if he is caught with the drug he will spend the rest of his life in prison.

At his urging his younger brother swallows the drug.

“I love you, bro,” Wayne Joshua Mitchell says.

An hour later he was dead.

A toxicology test revealed the cause of death was from ingesting cocaine.

The brothers were pulled over while driving in North Charleston, South Carolina, after a patrol car noticed one of their headlights wasn’t working.

Officers put the brothers in the back of a police cruiser while they searched the car.

A video camera recorded what happened next as DeAngelo Mitchell told his brother he couldn’t afford another strike against him and that he needed his brother to eat the cocaine he had in his possession.

“You gonna eat it, you gonna chew it,” DeAngelo Mitchell tells his brother.

“You ain’t got no strike… I can get you out… I can’t afford another strike.”

DeAngelo Mitchell then appears to hand off the cocaine, which was stuffed in his buttocks, to his brother.

“One of us gotta do it,” he said.

“You the only one that don’t have no strikes… You my lil’ brother… I’m gonna get life… You gonna unwrap it? Want me to hand you it?”

According to police, Wayne Mitchell then ate the cocaine.

Minutes later the younger brother began having trouble breathing and holding his head up. DeAngelo Mitchell told police his 20-year-old brother had swallowed cocaine, but did not mention where it came from.

Despite being rushed to hospital doctors were unable to save Wayne Mitchell.

“It’s sickening,” said North Charleston police chief Jon Zumwalt.

“I got upset when I saw the thing, I’m pretty shocked about it.

“For me, an older brother is supposed to love his little brother, have his back and take good care of him. That’s not what was happening in this car.”

DeAngelo Mitchell has been charged with involuntary manslaughter.

Police records show he has numerous convictions for drug arrests.

The incident happened on November 30th but police waited for the toxicology results before charging DeAngelo Mitchell with involuntary manslaughter.

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