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Sentry Taitoko police cell death: Parents say son s death has helped other detainees

Sentry Taitoko police cell death: Parents say son s death has helped other detainees 16 Apr, 2021 04:08 AM 4 minutes to read Sentry Taitoko died in police custody in the early hours of February 23, 2014. Photo / Supplied Sentry Taitoko died in police custody in the early hours of February 23, 2014. Photo / Supplied The family of a man who died in police custody say his death has helped to push changes for all detainees across New Zealand. A coroner s report released yesterday found Sentry Taitoko, aged 21 at the time, died from a synthetic drug similar to LSD and the associated excited delirium syndrome (ExDS) at Counties Manukau Police Station in February 2014.

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Coroner criticises medical assessment of man who died in police cell

Photo: RNZ / Patrice Allen Sentry Taitoko, 21 was found unresponsive in a police cell at the Counties Manukau Police Station on 23 February. Resuscitation efforts failed. He died from acute intoxication from the combined effects of methamphetamine and probable synthetic drugs with associated excited delirium syndrome. Coroner Debra Bell said the medical assessment provided by a doctor, who has name suppression, was not adequate or to the accepted standard for a medically qualified practitioner. She said the doctor did not ask the questions a medically qualified practitioner should ask. Coroner Bell said her finding did not mean that, had Taitoko been adequately assessed, the outcome would have been different.

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Coroner criticises medical assessment of 21yo man who died in Auckland police cell

She said the doctor did not ask the questions a medically qualified practitioner should ask. Coroner Bell said her finding did not mean that - had Taitoko been adequately assessed - the outcome would have been different. She said transporting Taitoko to an emergency department may have been difficult, but it was clear had the doctor known Taitoko suffered from head strikes, he would have had him hospitalised. The Coroner said there was no certainty he would have survived, but it should have been recognised that Taitoko required a full medical workup and advanced medical treatment - which would be worth any perceived or real risk to him.

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