Emergency Response at Stafford McDonald's
Emergency services rushed to a McDonald's restaurant in Stafford on Monday evening after a man was found in a critical condition. The incident occurred at the fast-food chain's Eccleshall Road location at approximately 6.21pm on November 17.
West Midlands Ambulance Service confirmed it dispatched a significant emergency response to the scene. An ambulance, two paramedic officers, and a critical care paramedic all attended the call. Upon arrival, crews immediately began administering advanced life support to the man.
Tragic Outcome Despite Medical Efforts
Despite the extensive efforts of the medical team, the man's condition could not be stabilised. A spokesperson for the ambulance service stated that nothing could be done to save him, and he was confirmed dead at the scene a short time later.
In the wake of the incident, a spokesperson for McDonald's expressed that the company is 'deeply saddened by this incident'. The statement continued, confirming they are 'supporting our restaurant team during this time whilst cooperating fully with the police in their ongoing investigation'.
Police Investigation and Restaurant Reopening
Staffordshire Police have been leading the investigation into the circumstances surrounding the man's death. The force has confirmed a crucial detail: the death is not being treated as suspicious.
A report is now being prepared for HM Coroner, which is standard procedure in such cases. The McDonald's restaurant on Eccleshall Road has since reopened and is operating as usual, according to the company.
