New details have emerged regarding the identity of a patient involved in a fatal incident at the Royal University Hospital (RUH) in Saskatoon. Trevor Dubois, an Indigenous social worker, was receiving cancer treatment when the altercation occurred.
Incident Overview
The incident happened on a Friday, prompting hospital staff to call security due to concerns about the admitted patient. Once security personnel arrived, a physical confrontation escalated. Unfortunately, Dubois became unresponsive during this altercation.
Immediate Response and Investigation
Hospital staff attempted to assist Dubois, but their efforts were in vain, and he later died. The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has reached out to the Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC) to offer support to Dubois’ family during this difficult time.
In response to the incident, an investigation has been launched by both the police and the coroner’s office to ascertain whether the death could be considered suspicious. As of now, the Saskatoon Police Service has not provided further details on the case.
Community Impact
- Trevor Dubois was known for his work as a social worker.
- The incident has raised concerns within the community.
- Support initiatives are being organized by local organizations like the STC.
As the investigation continues, the local community remains vigilant, seeking answers and advocating for justice regarding the circumstances surrounding Dubois’ untimely death.
