Toxicology reports to be carried out following clubber's death

Thursday, 31 December 2015 00:00

Cream nightclub in Liverpool - credit The Liverpool Echo

Merseyside Police say the results of a post-mortem on a clubber from the Isle of Man who died in Liverpool are being withheld.

47-year-old Andrew Glaister died on Tuesday after attending Cream nightclub in the city on December 27th - his death is being treated as "unexplained".

The examination was carried out yesterday - in a statement from police they say the results are being withheld "pending toxicology reports".

Mr Glaister's death follows that of a 19-year-old, from Crosby in Liverpool, who died on Sunday following a night out at the same venue.

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