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IOPC investigation finds South Wales Police treated man appropriately prior to death in custody
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A pathologist who carried out a post-mortem examination later described the cause of death as a “seizure related death in a man who had taken cocaine, anabolic steroids, and clomifene.”
Category: deaths in custodyIOPC
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