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State Police Trooper Harry Newlin and by a member of the rescue squad but “steadfastly refused” help.
While being processed and given a blood alcphol test at the jail Corbin never asked for any kind of medical help, according to Mannion’s testimony reported in the Judge’s memorandum. In addition, Corbin was also asked by magistrate Frances Eldred if he wanted any medical help but once again steadfastly refused, the memorandum reported.
"Additionally, defendant Mannion avers that during this entire time Mr. Corbin was talking coherently and showed no signs of physical or medical distress,” Judge Turk wrote.
Squadsman Called
Ronald Hawkins, member of the Washington Rescue Squad, who was also called to the jail that night by Mannion, asked Corbin twice if he wanted to go to the hospital or to see a doctor and was twice refused, according to the memorandum. Additionally Hawkins did not recall Corbin being in apparent physical distress and maintained that force would have been required if an attempt had been made to take Corbin for medical treatment, the memorandum stated.
At her son’s release from jail at approximately 9:30 a.m. on December 26, Mrs. Corbin alleged that he was in “terrible physical condition.” However, instead of taking
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