Misconduct hearing ongoing in death of man found in Ipswich

A court heard that a police misconduct hearing regarding the death of Anthony Card, who was found dead in an Ipswich hotel room, is ongoing. <i>(Image: Newsquest)</i>
A court heard that a police misconduct hearing regarding the death of Anthony Card, who was found dead in an Ipswich hotel room, is ongoing. (Image: Newsquest)
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A police misconduct hearing into the death of a man who was found in an Ipswich hotel room is ongoing, an inquest heard.

On Friday, an update into the inquest of Anthony Card was heard before Suffolk Coroners’ Court in Ipswich.

Mr Card, who was from Stainforth in Doncaster, south Yorkshire, died at a hotel in Ipswich in November 2023.

Cleaning staff had entered the room and found the 48-year-old unresponsive.

They alerted the manager and ambulance and police were called to the scene. At around 12.18pm on November 22, 2022, Mr Card was pronounced deceased.

On Friday, the coroner adjourned the inquest until May 10 next year.

It was heard in court that His Majesty’s Coroner has asked that the case is listed for mention on March 21.

This is to allow for an internal police misconduct hearing to conclude.

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