BROOKLYN — Michael K. Williams, the actor greatest regarded for his position in HBO’s “The Wire,” was uncovered useless in Brooklyn Monday, according to police.

It was thought that Williams died of a drug overdose, resources informed PIX11 Information.

Williams, a Brooklyn native, played Omar Small in “The Wire” and also starred as Albert “Chalky” White on “Boardwalk Empire.”

Officers explained he was discovered lifeless Monday afternoon in a penthouse apartment in Williamsburg near Kent Avenue and S. Ninth Road. He was 54.

Very little, a “stick-up boy” dependent on serious figures from Baltimore, was most likely the most beloved character among the devoted admirers of “The Wire,” the HBO exhibit that ran from 2002 to 2008 and is re-watched frequently in streaming.

Williams was also a ubiquitous character actor in other functions for far more than two a long time, which includes “Lovecraft Nation,” “12 Several years a Slave” and “Assassin’s Creed.”

As Very little, he performed a felony with a strict ethical code, acknowledged for taking benefit of a name for brutality that wasn’t often real.

A cigarette in his mouth, he would whistle “The Farmer in the Dell” to ominously announce his arrival.

And he spoke many of the show’s most memorable strains, which includes, “a guy gotta have a code” and “all in the activity yo, all in the sport.”

The character also broke Television set ground as an openly homosexual person whose sexuality was not central to his position.

Williams appeared in all 5 seasons of “The Wire” from 2002 to 2008, his character expanding in prominence with just about every period.