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Police investigate after OAP death

Published: 11:35 AM June 7, 2002    Updated: 7:22 PM February 17, 2021

POLICE were called to Anglesea Heights nursing home today after an 88-year-old resident died in a fall.Despite part of the residential complex being taped off, and an officer posted on Anglesea Road at 8.

POLICE were called to Anglesea Heights nursing home today after an 88-year-old resident died in a fall.

Despite part of the residential complex being taped off, and an officer posted on Anglesea Road at 8.30am, the police are not treating the death as suspicious.

A police spokeswoman said: "We attend all sudden deaths as a matter of course. The gentleman appeared to die following a fall."

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