(CNN) — Famed boxer Hector Camacho died after he was taken off life support early Saturday, a hospital spokeswoman in Puerto Rico told CNN.

A passing gunman on Tuesday shot Camacho, who was in a car in front of a bar in his hometown of Bayamon, Puerto Rico.

He was declared clinically brain dead on Thursday and placed on life support.

Camacho, 50, suffered a heart attack and had been taken off life support, said Wilmelis Marquez, spokeswoman for the Rio Piedras Medical Center.

He was pronounced dead at 1:45 a.m., she said.

She said his organs were not healthy enough to be donated.

Camacho, a former lightweight and junior lightweight champion, was in the passenger seat of the car, police said. The driver was shot twice and killed, they said.

GOLDEN, Colo. — A jury convicted a man on two counts Monday related to the death of his estranged wife. But the jury was hung on the murder charge against Daniel DeWild.

The jury did convict the 40-year-old DeWild of conspiracy to commit murder and accessory to murder. His wife, Heather disappeared about one week before the couple’s final divorce hearing in July 2003.

Her body was found more than a month later in a roadside grave in Golden. The mother of two was 30 years old when she was killed.

Daniel’s twin brother, David, pleaded guilty earlier this year to conspiracy to commit murder in his sister-in-law’s death.

Accessory charges in the case against David’s wife, Mary DeWild, were dropped last month.

DENVER — Small amounts of marijuana will soon be legal in Colorado, but nearly two weeks after the election, some business owners worry that Amendment 64 could make it harder for them to make money and help their companies grow.

“We supply the federal government, state government, U.S. EPA and U.S. Geological Survey with equipment and we’re required to have a drug-free workplace so it sends a mixed message to our employees on what’s OK and what’s not OK,” said Jeff Popiel, President and CEO of Geotech, a Denver environmental business. “My fear with the legislation is more and more people will be doing drugs so we have fewer and fewer people that are able to come here to work, so the talent pool gets reduced.”