Police probe death of hospital patient who begged for water

By Alastair Jamieson Published: 11:33AM GMT 06 March 2010

The 22-year-old was not since critical remedy after an operation at St George"s Hospital in Tooting, south London, according to his mother.

A coroner has such grave concerns about the box that it has been referred to military who are questioning Mr Gorny"s care.

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Mr Gorny, from Balham, was diagnosed with a brain swelling the year prior to his death, according to a inform in the Daily Mail.

Treatment caused his skeleton to break and he was certified to the sanatorium for a hip deputy in May 2009.

His mother, Rita Cronin, says he indispensable drug 3 times a day to umpire his hormones, but he was not since them by sanatorium staff.

She pronounced he became really droughty but his requests for H2O were refused and nurses called in security guards to curb him when he became angry.

He became so undone that he rang the military from his bed to direct their assistance but officers were positive Mr Gorny was fine.

She pronounced nurses insincere he was only really bad behaved.

Mr Gornys means of genocide was dynamic to be dehydration.

A Metropolitan Police orator said: "Detectives from the Homicide and Serious Crime Command are questioning the genocide of Kane Gorny at St George"s Hospital after this was referred to us by Westminster Coroner"s Court."

A orator for St George"s Hospital said: "We are intensely contemptible about the genocide of Kane Gorny and assimilate the trouble that this has caused to his family.

"A full review was carried out and new procedures introduced to safeguard that such a box cannot occur in future.

"We have created to the family to insist the actions that have been taken and to answer their concerns about Mr Gorny"s care.

"The family has additionally been invited to encounter with certitude staff to plead the box in detail."