Police Statement On Mental Health Incident Over The Weekend

Shortly after 16:30 on Sunday the 18th of June, officers were required to assist Gibraltar Health Authority ambulance personnel who were responding to a mental welfare incident at Sir William Jackson Grove.
A statement from the RGP follows below:
Officers attended the scene where it was necessary for them to restrain a 55 year-old vulnerable man who was threatening to self-harm with the use of a knife. He also claimed to have taken a significant amount of drugs.
He was conveyed to St Bernard’s Hospital but, sadly, he passed away late on Monday the 19th of June.
When a death occurs following police contact, established procedures dictate that an independent investigation should take place. Steps are now underway to arrange this. A coroner’s officer has been appointed.
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