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Community members raise questions over police response to former Rossdale homeless camp
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Inquest hears dad-of-three was a gentle giant and a good man “A GOOD friend” and “the best” father who died after he was restrained by holiday park security staff is still missed by his friends and family, an inquest heard. Paul Gladwell, 38, died in hospital after he was restrained and arrested at a Pontins holiday park, near Lowestoft, in February 2017. A jury inquest at Suffolk Coroner’s Court opened yesterday. The inquest heard police arrived at the holiday park shortly after Mr Gladwell was restrained by staff, placing him in handcuffs and putting him into a police van. The jury first heard evidence from Mr Gladwell’s mother, Carol Hurst, who described how he received a diagnosis of Asperger’s Syndrome at a time “when it wasn’t recognised as it is now.”
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Clean up of tents, needles and debris at the Rossdale green space that morphed into a large homeless camp last year cost the City of Edmonton an estimated $50,000 to date and remains fenced off to the public for the “foreseeable future.”
Camp Pekiwewin popped up near Re/Max Field last July to provide vulnerable Edmontonians a place to stay. As time passed, hundreds of people called the camp home as tents and other temporary shelters were erected.
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