KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Dashcam video shows that a University of Missouri-Kansas City student seemed confused when she was stopped for wrong-way driving but let go without a road sobriety test before her car went into the Missouri River.

A medical examiner says the death of 20-year-old Toni Anderson, of Wichita, Kansas, was accidental and involved drug intoxication. A North Kansas City police officer had stopped Anderson on Jan. 15, the last night she was seen. She’d just left her job as a server at a strip club. The officer told her to go park and collect herself. She wasn’t asked to exit her car.

Police Maj. Kevin Freeman says that the officer “acted reasonably.”

Anderson’s body was found two months later. She died from hypothermia and drowning at a park near Parkville, Missouri.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A medical examiner says the death of a Wichita woman who died when her car went into the Missouri River was accidental and involved drug intoxication.

The Jackson County medical examiner’s office ruled Tuesday that 20-year-old Toni Anderson’s death was accidental. She died from hypothermia and drowning at the Platte Landing Park near Parkville.

Authorities say ethanol, cocaine and amphetamine intoxication contributed to the University of Missouri-Kansas City student’s death.

Anderson was last seen early on Jan. 15 when she was stopped by a police officer in North Kansas City, who

then watched her drive to a nearby convenience store.

It is unclear why she wound up at the park near Parkville. Her body and her car were recovered March 10.

Police say the investigation is now closed.