The case of DUI waiting for Mac Miller will be abandoned after his death

A few days after Mac Miller's death, the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office plans to file his Impaired Driving Record.

In May, the rapper hit an electric pole in the San Fernando Valley with his Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon and fled the scene. Law enforcement officers arrested him for drunk driving and hit and ran home, said an officer in charge of the Los Angeles Police Department at the time.

A representative of the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office told people that the usual practice of the office in the event of an accused's death is to withdraw the hearing from the court's schedule and file a motion to dismiss. The representative stated that he expected these measures to be taken in the coming days for Mr. Miller's case.

The arrest of Miller was scheduled for Tuesday, but is no longer on the agenda, according to TMZ, who first reported the news.

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Miller died Friday at the age of 26. A source told PEOPLE that Miller was in cardiac arrest after an apparent drug overdose. The official cause of death remains to be determined.

"Malcolm McCormick, known and loved by fans like Mac Miller, died tragically at the age of 26," said his family in a statement to PEOPLE. "He was a bright light in this world for his family, his friends and his fans. Thank you for your prayers. Please respect our privacy. There are no other details as to the cause of his death at this time. "

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After his arrest in May, he was sentenced to a bail of $ 15,000 before his release. His blood alcohol level was 0.15, reported TMZ.

In July, Miller spoke with Beats 1 of Apple Music about the incident. "I made a stupid mistake," he said. "I am a human being."

Miller – who has written songs about drugs, mental health and his desire to become sober – has struggled with drug addiction for years.

In February 2016, Miller, who would have had a net worth of $ 9 million, talked about his drug use in a documentary titled Stop making excuses. "I am reassured, stay true to reality," he said. "I'm really lazy, always, all the time. It will never stop. But I control my life. I'm not ready yet. I am relaxing."

He continued, "I would rather be the nerdy white rapper than the drugged mess who can not even get out of his house. An overdose is just not cool. There is no legendary romance. You are not part of the story because you have an overdose. You just died.

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Celebrity tributes pour in after Miller's death. Miller's ex-girlfriend, Ariana Grande, broke the silence on Saturday with a black-and-white photograph of Miller looking at the camera.