BALTIMORE AP —When Trea Ellinger left a Baltimore drug rehab facility last summer, he assured his anxious mother that everything was fine.
His mother, Lori Ellinger, questions the autopsy’s findings and wants to know why paramedics decided to use an injectable sedative.
“As long as he’s not lying face down, that would be great,” one of the medics says.
Four minutes later, the medics discussed getting Ellinger repositioned, but they didn’t act immediately.
Ellinger was unhandcuffed and placed on his back as medics began performing chest compressions, according to the report.
Persons:
Trea Ellinger, —, Ellinger, Lori Ellinger, ”, hasn’t, handcuffing Ellinger, flailing, Eric Jaeger, ” Jaeger, midazolam, Gail Van Norman, ” Ellinger, Lori Ellinger’s, “
Organizations:
BALTIMORE AP, The Associated Press, ”, Baltimore City Fire Department, Police, anesthesiology, University of Washington
Locations:
Baltimore, Ellinger, overdosing, Maryland, New Hampshire