Musician arrested in connection with Philip Seymour Hoffman's death released on bail
The jazz musician arrested on drug charges in connection with the death of Philip Seymour Hoffman has been released on bail.
Robert Vineberg, 57, also known by his stage name of Robert Aaron, was one of four people taken into custody following a police raid as part of an investigation to discover the source of the heroin found in Hoffman's apartment.
The New York Daily News reported on Friday (21Feb14) that Vineberg
had left Rikers Island prison in New York after posting $40,000
bail.
Last week (ends21Feb14), Vineberg's lawyer Edward Kratt insisted
his client wanted to attend a rehabilitation facility in an effort
to tackle his long-standing drug addiction.
Hoffman was found dead in his New York City apartment on 2 February
(14) following a suspected drug overdose. An autopsy proved
inconclusive and further tests are being conducted.