Paramedic complained IPCC investigator asked leading questions

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Paramedic complained IPCC investigator asked 'leading questions'

Julian Cole was left paralysed after a police incident in 2013.

Date - 12th October 2018
By - JJ Hutber- Police Oracle

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A paramedic who is credited with helping to save the life of a man who became paralysed shortly before or while in police custody, told a misconduct hearing she “wasn’t comfortable” with how her evidence was taken. Sports science...

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