Published 11 months ago

Pathologist says Headingley inmate died of brain injury from lack of blood, oxygen flow

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William Ahmo, 45, was an inmate at Headingley before his death more than two years ago. He was taken to hospital in medical distress following a Feb. 7, 2021, standoff. Robert Jeffrey Morden, a correctional officer, is on trial on charges related to Ahmo's death.

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Pathologist says Headingley inmate died of brain injury from lack of blood, oxygen flow

Dr. Charles Littman testified in court Thursday that Headingley inmate William Ahmo had no traces of illicit drugs in his blood when he died in February 2021 from a brain injury, likely triggered by how he was restrained by correctional officers.

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