Report: McHenry man charged with drug-induced homicide in death of sister

A McHenry man is charged with drug-induced homicide after being accused of delivering a fatal dose of heroin, fentanyl and cocaine to his sister, the Chicago Tribune is reporting.

Christopher C. Crimaldi, 41, is held in the McHenry County jail on $1 million bail and is additionally charged with a count of delivery of a controlled substance, the Tribune reports.

Crimaldi is accused of delivering the fatal dose of opioids to Heather Crimaldi, 45, the Tribune reports.

On Aug. 31, Christopher Crimaldi called police to his apartment for help with his sister. When officers arrived, they found her unresponsive, McHenry Deputy Police Chief Thomas Walsh told the Tribune.

An autopsy later revealed heroin, fentanyl and cocaine in her system. Crimaldi was arrested and charged following an investigation.

Christopher Crimaldi is scheduled to appear in court on Friday.