Police are investigating the thriller dying of a nineteen-year-old man whose physique was discovered at dwelling 15 hours after he known as for an ambulance that by no means arrived.
Bradley Holder’s household have been left ‘damaged’ after he died days earlier than Christmas on December 19 regardless of calling for emergency help at his dwelling in Burslem, close to Stoke on Trent.
Mr Holder known as 999 himself at 6:12pm on December 18 however West Midlands Ambulance Service was apparently so busy they didn’t dispatch an ambulance to him.
A second 999 name was then made by another person in the home at 9:04am on December 19, however Mr Holder was pronounced useless on the scene simply minutes later.
Bradley Holder’s dying is being handled as ‘unexplained’ after the 19-year-old died at his dwelling the place he waited 15 hours for an ambulance that by no means arrived
StokeonTrentLive readers paid tribute to Mr Holder following his tragic dying.
Teresa Barrett stated: ‘I taught Brad in yr 4. He was a beautiful lad with a giant coronary heart who made me smile many instances.’
Kerry Pedley stated: ‘Brad was a prime lad. I’ve identified him for years and he at all times had time for folks and at all times had a smile.’
Kaash Johnson added: ‘What a lad you have been, Brad.’
Mr Holder was residing in Beaconsfield Drive in Blurton and had beforehand attended Ormiston Sir Stanley Matthews Academy.
A cherished one of many man stated the household have been left ‘damaged’ by his dying.
‘He was one of many nicest lads you can ever meet. He was only a pretty, pretty kind-mannered lad. We’re heartbroken,’ they stated.
The 19-year-old’s dying is at the moment being handled as ‘unexplained’ by Staffordshire Police.
They known as within the Impartial Workplace for Police Conduct (IOPC) following Mr Holder’s dying. The IOPC has now concluded any investigation with none additional motion.
A police spokesman stated: ‘The dying continues to be handled as unexplained whereas we await the end result of a autopsy examination and toxicology report. A file is at the moment being ready for HM Coroner.’
In keeping with HullLive, a spokesman for the ambulance service stated when the primary 999 name was made on Sunday night they have been experiencing lengthy handover delays at hospitals – with almost 80 different calls of the identical class awaiting a dispatch within the county.
Anybody who noticed Mr Holder earlier than he handed away has been urged to name the police on 101 or name Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111.
