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Teen rushed to hopsital in critical condition after incident at Tenerife hotel

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Teen rushed to hopsital in critical condition after incident at Tenerife hotel

A 19-year-old man was pulled from a hotel swimming pool in Arona, Tenerife by a lifeguard after showing signs of drowning, he was rushed to hospital in critical condition for further treatment A teenager has been rushed to hospital in critical condition after an incident at a hotel swimming pool in Tenerife. ‌ The horror incident happened on Saturday, July 26 at shortly after 5pm. Emergency services were called to Rafael Puig Lluvina Avenue in Arona following reports a young man was in need of medical assistance. ‌ Canary Islands Emergency Service (SUC) sent one medicalized ambulance and one basic life support ambulance. Officers from both the national and local police were also in attendance. ‌ The emergency call, which was made by a lifeguard at the hotel, suggested a man was in cardiorespiratory arrest and had symptoms of drowning from the pool of a hotel complex. Upon arrival medics found a 19-year-old man unresponsive so SUC personnel continued the CPR begun by the lifeguard. ‌ After stabilising the victim, he was evacuated in critical condition and rushed to Hospiten Sur hospital. It is not known if the tenager was a tourist or a local. It comes just days after Stan-Lee Connor, 20, from Birkenhead, died while on holiday in Ibiza with his friends. He had jetted off to the Spanish island with a mate on Tuesday, July 1, for a six-night break but became unwell on his second evening. Stan, as loved ones knew him, was enjoying a night out at Amnesia in San Antonio when he appeared to take ill, his sister Ellie McSherry said. His friend took him back to their accommodation at Aparthotel Vibra Monterrey. But when his friend awoke the next morning, he discovered Stan had passed away. The 20 year old's death is now being investigated by police. In a heartfelt tribute shared with the Liverpool Echo by sisters Ellie and Sally, they said: "We lost our beautiful younger brother and son, Stan-Lee Connor, a kind-hearted soul whose heart overflowed with love, and whose life held so much promise. His sudden and heartbreaking passing in Ibiza at just 20 years old has left an immeasurable void in our lives. "Stan wasn't just our brother, he was the light in our family. He brought warmth, laughter, and kindness wherever he went, and his presence made everything brighter. "Stan was a proud and passionate supporter of Everton Football Club, loyal through every win and every heartbreak. He also found deep comfort in music, especially the timeless sounds of Pink Floyd. Their lyrics became a lifeline, especially after the heartbreaking loss of our dad last year. Music gave Stan strength, and in those melodies, he began to find his way back to peace."

Man with 'so much promise' dies after falling ill in Ibiza nightclub

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2 days ago

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Man with 'so much promise' dies after falling ill in Ibiza nightclub

Stan-Lee Connor was on a six-day holiday with his pal but on the second night he became unwell. A man died shortly after falling ill in an Ibiza nightclub while on holiday on the party island. Stan-Lee Connor, 20, from Birkenhead travelled to Spain with his friend on Tuesday, July 1, for a six-night holiday but on the second night he fell ill. ‌ Stan, as he was known to his friends and family, was on a night out in Amnesia, in San Antonio, when he appeared to become unwell, his sister Ellie McSherry said. He was taken back to Aparthotel Vibra Monterrey, where they were staying, by his friend, but when his pal woke up, he found Stan had died. ‌ The 20-year-old Everton supporter's death is now under investigation by police, his family claim. They added that they are now in contact with Merseyside Police after flying to the Spanish island to arrange the repatriation of his body and to find answers, reports the ECHO. ‌ In a tribute from the family, written by Ellie and her sister Sally, they said: "We lost our beautiful younger brother and son, Stan-Lee Connor, a kind-hearted soul whose heart overflowed with love, and whose life held so much promise. His sudden and heartbreaking passing in Ibiza at just 20 years old has left an immeasurable void in our lives. " Stan wasn't just our brother, he was the light in our family. He brought warmth, laughter, and kindness wherever he went, and his presence made everything brighter. ‌ "Stan was a proud and passionate supporter of Everton Football Club, loyal through every win and every heartbreak. He also found deep comfort in music, especially the timeless sounds of Pink Floyd. Their lyrics became a lifeline, especially after the heartbreaking loss of our dad last year. Music gave Stan strength, and in those melodies, he began to find his way back to peace." Ellie, 28, explained how Stan had not long moved into his own flat and had recently got a new job as a factory worker. She said: "He just got a flat for the first time, he was doing his driving lessons and had just bought his first car. "He had a new job and everything was looking up. He was just starting his life properly but he didn't get a chance." ‌ She added: "He was buzzing about having his own place and getting on his own two feet. It's been a horrible few years." The family tribute continued: "We want to be clear, we are not looking to point fingers. We are seeking something deeper: awareness, compassion, and change. "Our Stan's passing is a devastating reminder of just how vital it is to care, to act when someone is vulnerable and to never look away. The smallest gesture, a simplest act of kindness, can mean the difference between life and loss. ‌ "We have shared everything we know with Merseyside Police and continue to pursue answers through the appropriate channels. "But more than anything, we want the world to remember Stan for who he truly was: a big-hearted soul, full of warmth, laughter, and love, the best brother, son and friend anyone could hope for. He had so much life ahead of him and so much love to give. "In his memory, we ask others to open their eyes and hearts. To check in on those around them. To never ignore someone in pain. Let Stan's story be a powerful call to action: that care is not optional, it's necessary. ‌ "Stan-Lee Connor deserved so much more. He had dreams to follow, memories to make, and a future full of happiness. We will carry his legacy forward not only through our grief, but through love, and through a promise to keep his spirit alive by raising awareness of the importance of compassion. Stan Lee Connor deserved better. We will never stop fighting for the truth, for justice and the dignity he always deserved." Two Scots died in Ibiza in separate incidents at the Ibiza Rocks hotel on the Balearic Island this month. Gary Kelly, 19, from Dundee, died instantly in the fall at the four-star hotel on the party island during the early hours of Monday, July 21. And Evan Thomson, from Aberdeen, died at the hotel under similar circumstances while on holiday celebrating his 26th birthday just two weeks ago. A spokesperson for Merseyside Police said: "We were made aware on Thursday 3 July of the sudden death of a 20-year-old Wirral man in Ibiza. "We shared information provided to us with the Spanish authorities, who are conducting the investigation, and supported the man's family in their communications with them."

Man, 20, dies after falling ill in Ibiza club as heartbroken sisters pay tribute

Daily Mirror

2 days ago

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Man, 20, dies after falling ill in Ibiza club as heartbroken sisters pay tribute

Stan-Lee Connor, 20, from Birkenhead, died while on holiday in Ibiza with his friends. His family have paid tribute to him as they seek answers to his sudden death The heartbroken family of a young man who tragically died after falling ill during a holiday in Ibiza have shared an emotional tribute. ‌ Stan-Lee Connor, 20, from Birkenhead had jetted off to the Spanish island with a mate on Tuesday, July 1, for a six-night break but became unwell on his second evening. Stan, as loved ones knew him, was enjoying a night out at Amnesia in San Antonio when he appeared to take ill, his sister Ellie McSherry said. ‌ His friend took him back to their accommodation at Aparthotel Vibra Monterrey. But when his friend awoke the next morning, he discovered Stan had passed away. The 20 year old's death is now being investigated by police. ‌ A spokesperson for Merseyside Police stated: "We were made aware on Thursday 3 July of the sudden death of a 20-year-old Wirral man in Ibiza. We shared information provided to us with the Spanish authorities, who are conducting the investigation, and supported the man's family in their communications with them." ‌ In a heartfelt tribute shared with the Liverpool Echo by sisters Ellie and Sally, they said: "We lost our beautiful younger brother and son, Stan-Lee Connor, a kind-hearted soul whose heart overflowed with love, and whose life held so much promise. His sudden and heartbreaking passing in Ibiza at just 20 years old has left an immeasurable void in our lives. "Stan wasn't just our brother, he was the light in our family. He brought warmth, laughter, and kindness wherever he went, and his presence made everything brighter. "Stan was a proud and passionate supporter of Everton Football Club, loyal through every win and every heartbreak. He also found deep comfort in music, especially the timeless sounds of Pink Floyd. Their lyrics became a lifeline, especially after the heartbreaking loss of our dad last year. Music gave Stan strength, and in those melodies, he began to find his way back to peace." ‌ Ellie, 28, revealed how Stan had recently secured his own flat and landed a fresh position at a factory. She explained: "He just got a flat for the first time, he was doing his driving lessons and had just bought his first car. He had a new job and everything was looking up. He was just starting his life properly but he didn't get a chance." She continued: "He was buzzing about having his own place and getting on his own two feet. It's been a horrible few years." The heartbroken family's tribute went on: "We want to be clear, we are not looking to point fingers. We are seeking something deeper: awareness, compassion, and change. Our Stan's passing is a devastating reminder of just how vital it is to care, to act when someone is vulnerable and to never look away. The smallest gesture, a simplest act of kindness, can mean the difference between life and loss. "We have shared everything we know with Merseyside Police and continue to pursue answers through the appropriate channels. But more than anything, we want the world to remember Stan for who he truly was: a big-hearted soul, full of warmth, laughter, and love, the best brother, son and friend anyone could hope for. He had so much life ahead of him and so much love to give. "In his memory, we ask others to open their eyes and hearts. To check in on those around them. To never ignore someone in pain. Let Stan's story be a powerful call to action: that care is not optional, it's necessary. "Stan-Lee Connor deserved so much more. He had dreams to follow, memories to make, and a future full of happiness. We will carry his legacy forward not only through our grief, but through love, and through a promise to keep his spirit alive by raising awareness of the importance of compassion. Stan Lee Connor deserved better. We will never stop fighting for the truth, for justice and the dignity he always deserved."