Inquest: Man died after injecting heroin

A postal worker who died from injecting heroin in a city centre toilet became addicted after he was prescribed strong painkillers after a car accident, an inquest in the North heard today.

A postal worker who died from injecting heroin in a city centre toilet became addicted after he was prescribed strong painkillers after a car accident, an inquest in the North heard today.

Laurence Glennon, 34, choked on his vomit at the Ivory Restaurant in Victoria Square, Belfast, last November.

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