‘Stressed’ scenes after children fell ill at camp

The police were given more time to question a man arrested on suspicion of poisoning a child in a child’s summer camp in Leicestershire.

Stathern Lodge, Canal Lane and Eight Children from an Arm Monday was taken to hospital The locals describe it as “crazy” scenes, but since then they have been discharged.

On Monday evening, a 76 -year -old man was arrested in a nearby bar on suspicion of implementing a harmful substance with the intention of poisoning or damaging, injury or disturbing.

Leicestershire police said that on Sunday, he received a report that didn’t feel good, but did not visit the camp until Monday and directed him to the independent office for police behavior.

Force, the investigation East Midlands Special Operations Unit was managed by the major event team, he said.

IOPC confirmed that the Leicestershire police were investigating the incident.

East Midlands ambulance service, Monday at 16:00 in a special address in the nearby Plungar village, he said he received a medical emergency report.

One spokesman said: “Four medical officers in ambulance cars, 10 crew ambulances and air ambulances, including a series of resources, including those who intervened.”

Nine patients – eight children and an adult – were taken to the Queen Medical Center in Nottingham.

The neighbors announced on Monday that Plungar, which is used as a triaj center for children, saw stressful parents outside the village hall.

A 28 -year -old woman who lived near the hall said: “We saw all the ambulances and police cars outside. All children were very protected, they wouldn’t allow anyone.

“Everyone was quite stressful. There were four police cars, critical care sets, an ambulance, there was a lot. Delidi.

“Parents were quite stressful, probably here until 23 o’clock.”

A man who lived on the street said: “Maybe I saw a girl with her father. He had his toy with him. They were waiting for him.

“I think it’s a little surreal, a little strange because it’s quite quiet here.”