A state assemblyman facing a Republican primary challenge next week and a fraud trial in Cambodia killed himself Friday, authorities said. The 59-year-old attorney and regional radio show host faced a primary Tuesday against Honeoye Falls Mayor Richard Milne. If Nojay wins the primary, party chairmen from the three counties will determine the Republican candidate for the general election, Reilich said. The assemblyman, first elected in 2012, supported Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and had wanted Trump to run for governor of New York, Reilich said. He received graduate degrees in law and business from Columbia University and was a research fellow at Tribhuvan University in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Source: Fox News September 09, 2016 19:52 UTC