Man died after being held down by security guards at Sainsbury’s
"The two security persons applied restraint, lowering Mr Paskauskas to the ground, however, his conduct remained aggressive and he was then retrained in the prone position, face down.parties assisted in the restraint. There was a total period of restraint in the prone position of greater than 30 minutes.
"While restraint was provided in a manner to counter the resistance being displayed by Mr Paskauskas, the security team had little training and experience of applying physical restraint or recognising the risks associated. The Sainsbury's persons had no training in these matters. "The deceased died as a result of the injuries sustained during this restraint period. The deceased met his death on January 8, 2019 at Lincoln County Hospital, Greetwell Road, Lincoln.": "We supported the police and coroner on this matter and acknowledge that this case has now concluded.
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