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Mental state: Simon appeared settle and stable in his mental state presentation last night.
He was with his parent visiting him at the time of taken over the shift. He was happy at
their visit. Observed interacting with co-patients appropriately and appeared to have slept
through the night.
Nutrition: No concern with food and fluid intake during the shift.
Medication: He continue to refuse anti-psychotic medication and takes only 1mg
lorazepam.

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St Ann’s Hospital: --
I accepted Lorazepam and Olanzapine.
I felt well messed up my sleep pattern too tired to do anything, Dizzy, feeling sick, tangential
irritable.

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The Doctor’s Folder / pub Book Issue: 1!
Official Letter
Me & Mother to St Ann’s Hospital.
Page Numbers: 85,86
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Mr Simon Cordell 109 Burncroft Ave Enfield Middlesex EN3 7JQ
23/08/2016
To whom it may concern:
I am writing this letter after speaking to Dr J Cranitch today 23/08/2016,1 Believe that she is
still under the impression that I have been charged at the police station on the 15/08/2016 for
threats to kill and I have a court date of the 04/10/2016, My mother has contacted my
solicitor to ask for them to write a letter to confirm that I have not been charged, which they
will do and this will be ready by Friday.
This is not the case as I told Dr Humphries on the 17/08/20161 have not been interviewed by
the police for this as of yet and have not been charged for anything by the police, the police
was told when I was being held at the police station that I have CCTV which will prove this,
as 1 did not leave my home on this day.
In fact, when the police attended my home before I walked out of my flat the police realised
that they were being recorded and ripped the wires out from my CCTV which there was no
need to do if they did not have anything to hide. Also, when my mother and uncle came, they
also recorded everything the police were doing.
I did explain to Dr Humphries this and what went on in the police station thereafter when I
was arrested. When at the police station I was not a risk to myself and never said anything
that would have made the police think I was a risk to myself. I was left in my cell with all my
clothing and shoes which included laces, if the police had any concerns of my welfare these
would have been removed.
As anyone would be, I was upset at being arrested for something I did not do when the
mental health team came to my cell, I had been in the police station around 20+ hours. And
all I wanted was to have my interview and be released so when I saw the mental health team
and they asked me if I would talk to them I did not understand why they were there and said
no due to just wanting my interview, my solicitor was there at this time.