Coroner's Concern Over Disabled Boy's Fatal Cocaine Ingestion
Coroner's Concern Over Disabled Boy's Fatal Cocaine Ingestion

A coroner has expressed concern over the circumstances surrounding the death of a disabled boy who ingested a fatal amount of cocaine. The incident occurred at a home in Barrow, where the boy's father, Adam Price, 27, also died from a cocaine overdose in a separate event in 2022.

The inquest heard that the boy, who had significant disabilities, was found unresponsive after consuming cocaine. The coroner noted the tragic nature of the case and highlighted the need for greater awareness of drug dangers in vulnerable individuals.

Adam Price's death was previously ruled as a drugs-related incident. He collapsed at his partner's home while his two young sons slept nearby. His partner described him as paranoid before his collapse, and the coroner concluded it was a fatal overdose.

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The family expressed grief over both deaths, stating they would remember Adam for his positive qualities. The coroner extended condolences and emphasized the importance of preventing such tragedies.

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