In a sobering-up cell, help came too late for a 35-year-old. The drunk passed out and died.
Bremen - A 35-year-old man passed out in a sobering-up cell of the Bremen police and later died in the hospital. As the officials announced on Friday, the heavily drunk man was taken into custody the day before for his own protection and taken to a cell to sober up. A doctor was called to check the person's ability to lock.
Before he arrived, officials determined that the 35-year-old was no longer conscious. According to the police, first aid measures were taken immediately, and emergency services and an emergency doctor were alerted. In the evening the man died in the hospital. The public prosecutor ordered an autopsy. "A heart attack has been identified as the cause of death," said the spokesman for the prosecutor's office late Friday evening. It was initially unclear whether the investigation was completed.
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