Manchester Evening News, he had been attending the ‘MK- Return to Manchester’ where DJ MK was performing, on Friday night (April 8).On Sunday (April 10) police confirmed that he had died. Neither his identity nor a cause of his death have been revealed at this time.A post shared by MK (@marckinchen)“Officers were called to a report of a death of a male at a hospital this morning,” Greater Manchester Police confirmed.They continued: “A male in his 20s was taken ill at Warehouse Project in the city centre in the early hours on Saturday (9 April) and taken to hospital where he sadly died on Sunday afternoon.”Authorities also told the Manchester Evening News that an investigation had been launched and that although enquiries were ongoing, the man’s death was not being treated as suspicious at this time.“We have been made aware that in the early hours of Saturday morning, a young male in his mid-twenties was presented by WHP security to the on-site medical team during their event at Depot Mayfield,” a spokesperson for The Warehouse Project said.They added: “Having assessed his condition an ambulance was called and he was sent to hospital.
Man died 11 years after suffering horrendous brain injury when pushed from his wheelchair
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A man died as a result of a brain injury that he received when he was pushed from his wheelchair 11 years earlier, an inquest has heard. Stevie Dainton was left ‘profoundly disabled’ after the incident at Bolton’s Birtenshaw Hall School in May 2009.
Stevie was born with cerebral palsy and used a wheelchair to get around, his dad Gary Dainton told Bolton Coroner’s Court. Mr Dainton described Stevie as “very pleasant, outgoing and happy” growing up and said that he lived at home but would occasionally stay overnight at Birtenshaw, in Bromley Cross, if he had attended an after school club.
On May 5 2009, a fellow pupil, referred to as Boy 2 in court, pushed Stevie from his wheelchair. Stevie, who was 19-years-old at the time, suffered a traumatic brain injury and required 24 hour care from that point on.
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Detective inspector Philip Housley, of Greater Manchester Police, told the inquest that no criminal proceedings were brought in relation to the incident because of Boy B’s mental disability. Mr Dainton added that he didn’t blame Boy 2 because: “He himself was severely disabled” but instead blamed the school itself for “lack of risk assessment and supervision”.
Mr Dainton and Stevie’s GP Dr Sara Jaberansari confirmed that over the next 11 years, he was constantly in and out of hospital with serious infections.
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