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Details have emerged of the living conditions of a Brighton man, whose death led to two paramedics being arrested and suspended from duty. The cousin of a man whose death led to two paramedics being suspended from duty said he was a "well-liked and popular" man.
After Barry Baker, 58, died at his home in Braybon Avenue on 29 November the paramedics were held on suspicion of neglecting to perform a public duty. After Barry Baker, 58, died at his home in Braybon Avenue on 29 November the paramedics were suspended on suspicion of neglecting a public duty.
New photographs show boxes, papers and belongings cluttering the house. Two South East Coast Ambulance Service staff allegedly made derogatory comments about Mr Baker's home.
Two men from South East Coast Ambulance Service allegedly made derogatory comments about Mr Baker's home. Phil Davy said Mr Baker's family would be holding a memorial service.
The men, aged 35 and 44, and both from Brighton, were bailed to a date in January after being arrested and questioned by Sussex Police on 5 December. Inquest adjourned
'Much liked' He added: "Barry Baker was a well-liked and integrated member of our family and popular among his many friends.
It is believed Mr Baker collapsed while he was on the phone to emergency services operators on 29 November and the line remained open when the crew arrived. "The alleged circumstances of his passing have given us great cause for concern but as the police are still looking into what may or may not have happened, I have no intention of making any comment about these matters at the moment."
Photographs showing boxes, papers and belongings cluttering the house were released on Friday.
It is believed Mr Baker collapsed while on the phone to emergency services on 29 November and the line remained open when the crew arrived.
The two paramedics, aged 35 and 44, both male and from Brighton, were bailed after being questioned by Sussex Police on 5 December.
Brighton-based A2b Clearances, which cleared Mr Baker's home just before Christmas, has released pictures of his property that show boxes, papers and belongings scattered across rooms.Brighton-based A2b Clearances, which cleared Mr Baker's home just before Christmas, has released pictures of his property that show boxes, papers and belongings scattered across rooms.
On its website, the company stated: "Mr Baker was believed to be a kind, and much liked member of the community according to his neighbours." An inquest into the death of Mr Baker was opened and adjourned on 17 December.
An inquest into the death of Mr Baker was opened and adjourned on 17 December by the Brighton and Hove coroner.
Neighbour Ralph Virgo said Mr Baker had lived alone following the deaths of his parents, but he went to work looking tidy and clean.
A remembrance service is due to take place at All Saints Church in Patcham in later in the month.