SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The brother of a San Francisco man accused of killing five people has been ordered to stand trial on unrelated drug and ammunition charges.

     

A San Francisco judge ruled at the end of preliminary hearing on Thursday that there was sufficient evidence for 32-year-old Brian Luc to stand trial on charges of possession of narcotics for personal use and being a felon in possession of ammunition.

     

Luc was arrested after investigators say they found cocaine, a magazine clip and spare bullets in his bedroom while searching his family's home in connection with the March 23 slaying of five people. The bodies were found inside the home.

     

Luc's brother, 35-year-old Binh Thai Luc, has pleaded not guilty to five counts of murder and other charges in connection with the slayings.

      

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