Death of man in Worthing hotel remains ‘unexplained’

A WOMAN has been arrested after a man died at a hotel in Worthing in the early hours of this morning (Wednesday, July 29).
By The Newsroom
Published 29th Jul 2015, 14:16 BST

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Police on the scene this morning PHOTO: Eddie MitchellPolice on the scene this morning PHOTO: Eddie Mitchell
Police on the scene this morning PHOTO: Eddie Mitchell

Police were called to the Chatsworth Hotel, The Steyne, at around 4.15am today following a report that a man had collapsed in a room.

A spokesman for Sussex Police said: “Paramedics were already present but efforts to revive the 58-year-old man were sadly unsuccessful and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

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“The circumstances of his death are currently being treated as unexplained.

Police on the scene this morning PHOTO: Eddie MitchellPolice on the scene this morning PHOTO: Eddie Mitchell
Police on the scene this morning PHOTO: Eddie Mitchell

“The coroner has been informed.”

A 31-year-old woman has been arrested for a drugs related offence.

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Chatsworth Hotel, in Worthing, where the man died. SUS-150729-083533001Chatsworth Hotel, in Worthing, where the man died. SUS-150729-083533001
Chatsworth Hotel, in Worthing, where the man died. SUS-150729-083533001
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