By Wills Robinson PUBLISHED: 09:28 EST, 24 October 2013 | UPDATED: 09:39 EST, 24 October 2013 Tragic: Keith Bandy died after a paramedic refused to treat him while he was suffering a severe asthma attack A trainee driving instructor was left to die on his kitchen floor after an experienced paramedic failed to spot signs he was having a severe asthma attack, an inquest has heard. Keith Bandy, 30, dialled 999 after falling critically ill at his Northampton home in 2010. Clive Leach, 69, from East Midlands Ambulance Service, arrived at the scene but left after just 16 minutes, refusing to assess Mr Bandy because he was being 'uncooperative'.
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Keith Bandy, 30, dialled 999 after suffering a severe asthma attack in 2010
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Paramedic Clive Leach, 69, attended the scene but left after just 16 minutes
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Medic refused to assess the patient because he was being 'uncooperative'
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Inquest in Northampton heard he could have survived if he had been taken to hospital
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