COLLINS: New signs investigators in the Michael Jackson case are focusing on his personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray. Police raided a Las Vegas pharmacy yesterday and a source tells CNN they uncovered evidence he bought the powerful anesthetic Propofol from there. More now from CNN's Ted Rowlands.</s>TED ROWLANDS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: This is the fifth search warrant in connection in the Michael Jackson death investigation targeted at Dr. Conrad Murray. This is the doctor that was with Jackson at the time of his death. According to a source close to the investigation, the pharmacy that was raided in Las Vegas is the pharmacy where Murray was able to purchase Propofol or Diprivan, that strong drug normally only used by anesthesiologists in a clinical or a hospital setting. But the drug that another source has told CNN Dr. Murray gave Michael Jackson in the 24-hour period before his death. This comes on the heels of the coroner reporting that they have finished their report into the death of Michael Jackson. They have the toxicology and they have a cause of death but they're holding it pending the completion of the LAPD's investigation. Clearly that investigation continues. We talked to Dr. Conrad Murray's attorney's representative. They say they have no comment on this latest search warrant, but they stress they continue to cooperate with authorities.
Pharmacy raided in Jackson Case