article_snippet: But Kendal Coroner's Court was told after hitting Mr Stephenson Mr Stephenson dialled 999 - and admitted to the call handler the call handler had thrown the call handler off on purpose.
article_snippet: the call handler then discussed ending the call handler life with the paramedic at the call handler home, as well as with staff at the Royal Preston Hospital, the inquest he had been under considerable pressure in the weeks before his death to push through the later-abandoned policy of fresh on-street parking across Cumbria heard.
article_snippet: This resulted in the call handler appearing 'distracted' in the fortnight before the incident.
article_snippet: Giving a narrative verdict, assistant coroner Alan Sharpe stopped short of ruling Mr Stephenson had intended to take assistant coroner Alan Sharpe own life but said the fall was 'no accident'.
article_snippet: assistant coroner Alan Sharpe discussed ending his own life with the paramedic at assistant coroner Alan Sharpe home, as well as with staff at the Royal Preston Hospital (pictured), the inquest heard .
article_snippet: It's quite clear from the transcript of the 999 call and from the evidence given by the paramedic that it was not an accident when Mr Stephenson had told medics fell from the roof. '
highlights_snippet: Coroner Alan Sharpe said the fall in July last year was 'no accident'
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