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Žiadne policajti odsúdený na smrť vo väzbe vo Veľkej Británii od roku 1969
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Aktivisti sľub udržať tlak na protest všetky krivdy
pôvodne: Mail prihlásený
publikoval: 29decembra 2011
Policajné strážne psy majú zistiť smrť pacienta, ktorý zomrel v nemocnici menej než jednu hodinu potom, čo bol obmedzený úradníkmi, to bolo vyhlasoval,. Ústavné – 57-ročný muž – was found unresponsive on a ward at Wexham Park Hospital following the attendance of the police officers who were called to a disturbance.
According to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, medics had been forced to call for police help as the hospital’s own security staff struggled to deal with the man.
Two officers, who were already at the hospital in Slough, Berkshire, raced to the ward and restrained the man in the early hours of the morning. Však, he was found dead at the hospital less than an hour after the ‘disturbance’.
A post mortem examination has taken place on the dead man’s body but the Independent Police Complaints Commission has not revealed the findings.
A spokesman for the IPCC said: ‘Thames Valley Police were called to assist hospital security staff with a disturbance involving an in-patient on a ward at Wexham Park Hospital on the December 27 at around 3am.
Victor Orezať
30/01/2012 pri 6:29 na
A monthly vigil like the one that took place on Friday 27 Jan 2012 outsiide Wexham Park Hosptal is the type of action that what we, as an all inclusive community, require more of to maintain our rights, and to obtain justice to prevent further serious procedural improprieties from being inflicted on those of us, who are unable and can least defend themselves, by the very same authorities who are charged with protecting, healing and keeping the public at large from harm…!
http://www.sloughexpress.co.uk/News/All-Areas/Wexham/Funeral-date-set-for-man-who-died-while-being-restrained-by-police-23012012.htm