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The second Judicial Medical Officer’s (JMO) report on Sumith Prasanna Jayawardane’s death at Embilipitiya during a clash with the Police had revealed that his death was due to excessive bleeding and not because of injuries caused by being assaulted or being pushed.
Counsel Anuja Premaratne, appearing for former Embilipitiya Police ASP C. Dharmaratne, conveyed this to Embilipitiya High Court Judge Kumari Abeyratne today.
He said according to the report, the injuries were identified as cut injuries and these injuries could happen when attempting to go through a glass door.
Earlier, the JMO report prepared by Ratnapura Hospital’s Medical Officer T.B. Gunatilake said Sumith Prasanna’s death was due to severe shock caused by excessive bleeding from cut injuries. (Ajithlal Shantha Udaya)
Doc Tuesday, 10 May 2016 03:48 PM
'death was due to excessive bleeding and not because of injuries caused by being assaulted or being pushed' - so he was bleeding due to an illness?!?!? rigged...!
bandara Tuesday, 10 May 2016 04:02 PM
Government institutions are one sided !
Sam Tuesday, 10 May 2016 04:51 PM
However this country will never come on to the right track until officers who are helping the culprits off the hook are given maximum punishment possible under the law. We always try to punish the accused but not the people who supported them. Specially public servants whom we pay to do a proper job.
ANTON Tuesday, 10 May 2016 04:55 PM
IN SHORT, HE HIT HIMSELF .... AND DIED.
Joseph Tuesday, 10 May 2016 05:05 PM
He was trying evade beating and misjudged his attempt to jump from the upper floor
Silva Tuesday, 10 May 2016 05:15 PM
What a joke!! How sad Sri Lanka is sinking to new lows.
indika Tuesday, 10 May 2016 05:17 PM
he has cut himself.
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