Hundreds of people lined street outside Sheffield man’s house as paramedics battled to save his life

Paramedics called for police back-up after a crowd gathered outside a house as they battled to save a man’s life on New Year’s Day.

An ambulance was sent to Willoughby Street, Page Hall, after a man in his 30s went into in cardiac arrest.

As paramedics battled to save his life, a 300-strong crowd gathered outside his house.

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Police officers were called to help disperse the crowd while paramedics transferred the man into an ambulance and drove him to hospital, where he later died.

A crowd gathered outside this end terraced house on Willoughby Street, Page Hall, Sheffield, last night as paramedics battled to save a man's lifeplaceholder image
A crowd gathered outside this end terraced house on Willoughby Street, Page Hall, Sheffield, last night as paramedics battled to save a man's life | JPIMedia

South Yorkshire Police said: “Just before 10pm last night, police received a call from the ambulance service, following concern for a man at a house in Willoughby Street.

“The man, in his 30s, was pronounced dead later that evening. His death is not being treated as suspicious.

“Officers assisted ambulance staff as a large number of people had gathered in the street and around the property.”

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