A whistleblower who worked at a care home where 11 former workers were arrested yesterday over the death of a former resident has told ITV News she tried to stop the abuse. She said there was a "culture of neglect" at the home in Nottingham.
A whistleblower has claimed she witnessed a member of staff at Autumn Grange care home in Nottingham putting an elderly resident "in a neck choke".
The former employee told Channel 5 News: “A member of staff had an old man of about 86 or 87 in a neck choke because he was refusing to go in his wheelchair."
She claimed she documented the man's bruises and was later disciplined as a result.
Speaking of the residents, she said: “Even though they had dementia, they understood they were in a place they shouldn’t be and they understood the treatment they were getting was wrong."
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