article_snippet.sent: Today, Kadisha Brown-Burrell, the victim's sister, described the moment she saw
article_snippet.sent: Ms Brown-Burrell said: 'Ms Brown-Burrell said that while Ms Brown-Burrell was in the QE during assessment
article_snippet.sent: Ms Brown-Burrell was on the floor for five or six hours and all Ms Brown-Burrell
article_snippet.sent: Ms Brown-Burrell also told her Ms Brown-Burrell had been involved in a struggle in the back of the ambulance, and that three members of hospital staff had watched while police officers 'injected me into my brain'.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Brown-Burrell described her brother, as 'calm, collected and outgoing', but said that Ms Brown-Burrell had been worried about a paternity issue with an ex-girlfriend.
article_snippet.sent: The woman, Charmaine Clarke, had been claiming that The woman, Charmaine Clarke son was not Mr Burrell's, and had named the child after another man.
article_snippet.sent: The inquest heard that Ms Brown-Burrell had been trying to get Ms Brown-Burrell former partner to take a DNA test to confirm whether Ms Brown-Burrell was the father.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Brown-Burrell believed that the two men had come into the shop to threaten Ms Brown-Burrell over a paternity issue with an ex-girlfriend, adding that the only reason Ms Brown-Burrell wasn't shot was because Ms Brown-Burrell had her son with Ms Brown-Burrell .
article_snippet.sent: Andy Gillespie, a firefighter who was one of the first on the scene, said Ms Brown-Burrell was 'very distressed', struggled to make eye contact was gesticulating and animated while on the phone.
article_snippet.sent: In a previous statement Mr Gillespie said that when Ms Brown-Burrell approached Ms Brown-Burrell Ms Brown-Burrell told Ms Brown-Burrell Ms Brown-Burrell was a
article_snippet.sent: Footage showed Ms Brown-Burrell repeatedly pressing Ms Brown-Burrell hands together in prayer, and Mr Gillespie said Ms Brown-Burrell was saying: 'Praise God, praise Allah'.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Brown-Burrell said: 'It was almost that Ms Brown-Burrell felt relieved that Ms Brown-Burrell hadn't been shot.'
article_snippet.sent: Kadisha Brown-Burrell (pictured) said that on the first day she went to visit she brother in hospital, after Ms Brown-Burrell was arrested, Ms Brown-Burrell was 'walking stiff' and couldn't move the upper part of Ms Brown-Burrell body .
article_snippet.sent: Ms Graham told the inquest that when Ms Graham went to pick up Ms Graham son from a police station an officer told Ms Graham Ms Brown-Burrell had 'gone berserk' in the ambulance .