Quebec\u003Bs police watchdog investigates death at Hull Hospital
Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes , Gatineau police were called for assistance at about 1 a.m. in connection with a disoriented person.A few minutes later, police found the individual in a laboratory where flammable products were stored.Police tried to make verbal contact with the person who was apparently perched on the window sill at the time.
Police also called an ambulance and firefighters on the ground, as well as medical personnel on the floor.The subject, who had moved away from the window, suddenly got up and returned to the windowsill, where he sat with his legs dangling outwards, and asked the police to leave.Article contentParamedics attempted resuscitation, but the victim was pronounced dead.
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