Adrian Francis recently represented the family of deceased prisoner at inquest
Adrian Francis recently represented the family of the deceased at this inquest. The deceased was a diabetic and serving prisoner at HMP Lincoln. The deaceased did not receive his required morning and evening dose of insulin medication upon arrival at prison from court. Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust who provide healthcare services at HM Prison Lincoln made Tainton admissions to this effect. The deceased was admitted to hospital less than 24 hours after arriving at prison after developing diabetic ketoacidosis. He was not treated in accordance with the diabetic ketoacidosis pathway and subsequently suffered a cardiac arrest some 12 hours after his admission to hospital. Sadly the deceased subsequently suffered from multi organ failure passing way 4 days later. Expert evidence was heard that the diabetic ketoacidosis was treatable upon admission and failure to follow the appropriate diabetic ketoacidosis pathway was causative of the deceased's death. A finding of misadventure contributed by neglect was returned by the Jury.
| Investigation launched after Lincoln Prison inmate dies in custody - thelincolnite.co.uk A prisoner at HMP Lincoln has died in custody, it’s been confirmed. Dominic Clayton, 36, from Lincoln, died on Monday, January 16 at Lincoln County Hospital. Clayton, who had been sentenced several times for burglary, is understood to have been diabetic and reportedly fell into a coma five days ... thelincolnite.co.uk |
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