‘Home violence suspect’ discovered lifeless in bin lorry after ‘hiding from police’

A person who was crushed to dying after climbing right into a bin lorry was reportedly a home violence suspect.

Detectives have constructed a idea that the person, in his late 40s, was hiding from police in Wandsworth, south London, when he climbed right into a bin.

The Metropolitan Police reportedly imagine he died after the bin was tipped into the truck by council contractors within the borough.

He was found on Monday, July 10, on Glen Albyn Road, SW19, and pronounced lifeless on the scene at 9.25am.

Police had attended a close-by home disturbance roughly 20 minutes beforehand.

The Met mentioned a name was made at 9.05am on Monday from an handle in Wandsworth the place a lady in her late 40s and a younger boy have been reported injured.

Their accidents have been discovered not life-threatening or altering, and attending officers have been later knowledgeable {that a} man was discovered unresponsive close by, within the rear of a bin lorry, the service added.

Emergency responders from the London Ambulance Service and London Fire Brigade responded to the report and pronounced the person lifeless.

A spokesman for the service mentioned detectives proceed to analyze circumstances surrounding the dying however that they aren’t thought suspicious at current.

They mentioned: “The death is being treated as unexpected and unexplained, but not suspicious at this time.

“His subsequent of kin have been knowledgeable. No different events are believed to be concerned and no arrests have been made with regard to this incident.

“The family have asked that media respect their privacy at this difficult time.”

As police weren’t chasing the suspect when he was discovered lifeless, the matter has reportedly not been referred to the Independent Office for Police Conduct.

A autopsy will now set up whether or not the person was deceased or alive when he fell into the bin lorry.

The service has additionally launched an enchantment for info following the incident.

Witnesses or anybody with info can name the police non-emergency quantity at 101 and supply ideas through the reference CAD 2095/10JUL.

They may contact the service on-line through its @MetCC Twitter account.