RIP Dolores O’Riordan, 46...

UK police say death of Dolores O'Riordan is not suspicious

The death of The Cranberries lead singer Dolores O'Riordan is not being treated as suspicious,
British police said Tuesday. A friend said the singer sounded excited and "full of life" just hours
before her death.

O'Riordan, 46, was found dead Monday morning at a London hotel. Police initially said the death
was "unexplained," but on Tuesday ruled it non-suspicious, meaning that they found no evidence
of foul play. The case will be passed to a coroner to determine the cause of death.

O'Riordan had suffered physical and mental health problems over the years. Last year The
Cranberries cut short a world tour because of the singer's back problems.

O'Riordan had spoken in interviews about being sexually abused as a child, her battles with
depression and a diagnosis of bipolar disorder. In 2014, she was accused of assaulting three
police officers and a flight attendant during an air-rage incident on a flight from New York
to Ireland. Medical records given to the court at her trial indicated she was mentally ill at the time.