Kent Police: M & S death treated as 'suspicious'
Kent Police have said they are treating the death of a contractor, who was electrocuted in a Marks and Spencer store in Kent, as "suspicious". A spokeswoman said:
– Kent Police spokeswomanWe were called just before 3.30pm to the store in Calverley Road. It is believed a man suffered an electric shock. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
The air ambulance also attended and the Health and Safety Executive are investigating the incident. It is being treated as a suspicious death until the full circumstances are known.
She added that the force could not confirm that the man died as a result of an electric shock as the cause of death had not yet been established.
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