Tragedy as man dies after being found unconscious by dog walker in Rowley Regis

A man has been pronounced useless after a dog walker found him unconscious in a Black Country attractiveness spot.

Paramedics – together with the Midlands Air Ambulance Critical Care Car – swooped to inexperienced land off Portway Hill, Rowley Regis, simply after 10.30am following reviews that the aged man had collapsed.

The affected person, who has no longer been known, used to be given complicated life-support after being found in cardiac arrest on the scene on Thursday, June three.

Despite the most productive efforts from medics, not anything may well be completed to save lots of the man and he used to be pronounced useless on the scene.

A spokesman for West Midlands Police mentioned: “We have been known as to reviews of a man in cardiac arrest on Portway Hill, Rowley Regis round 10.30am this morning (three June).

“Sadly not anything may well be completed to save lots of the 78-year-old, and he used to be pronounced useless a short while later.

“The demise isn’t being handled as suspicious and the subject is these days being investigated with the coroner.

“Our thoughts remain with the man’s family and friends at this time.”

A spokesman for West Midlands Ambulance Service added: “An aged man has been showed useless after being found in cardiac arrest at the Rowley Hills by a dog walker.

“An ambulance, a paramedic officer, the Hazardous Area reaction Team and the Midlands Air Ambulance Critical Care Car have been despatched to the scene after a 999 name at simply after 10.20 this morning, Thursday.

“On arrival, crews found elementary lifestyles help being performed by the one who found the man.

“They in an instant took over, however unfortunately, not anything may well be completed to save lots of the man and he used to be showed useless on the scene. It is thought to were a scientific incident.”