Warburtons employee Wayne Thorpe died at home 12 days after injuring his arm at work
An inquest jury has ruled a bakery employee's death 12 days after a work injury was due to natural causes.
Derby Coroners' Court heard Mr Thorpe, who had worked as a product packer and distribution operative at the bakery, got his arm trapped in machinery while supervising dough as it fell into tins in August 2015. Derbyshire area coroner, Peter Nieto, told the jury asked the jury to consider if the blood loss was a contributing factor in Mr Thorpe's death.
The coroner told the jury there was "no clear evidence" to suggest wrongdoing on behalf of the hospital.
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