Man dies at police station

A 44-year-old man died on Tuesday at the Saint-Ouen police station in Seine-Saint-Denis, France, according to reports. His death has sparked an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Investigation launched

The Police Inspectorate (IGPN), which oversees internal police affairs, has taken charge of the investigation, as confirmed on Wednesday, October 28. The IGPN is known for handling cases involving misconduct or wrongdoing within the police force.

Family files complaint

The man’s family has filed a formal complaint following his death. They are seeking answers about what led to his death while in police custody, and they are likely expecting an official explanation and accountability.

Medical findings

According to the Bobigny prosecutor’s office, the man suffered a cardiorespiratory failure, which means his heart and lungs stopped functioning. He was found unconscious in his cell and could not be revived by emergency responders, including firefighters who arrived at the scene.