Update on the man who died after rolling the vehicle

A week after the death of a man in Epic In Orlando, Florida, new information appeared about what happened. In addition, officials who died at the age of 32 have identified Zvala Rodrigue. The new details about the case include Kevin when he rode Stordst contestants The rotating ship and what is the medical condition he had when he did.

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What was found by the first respondents in Epic Universe

As I mentioned earlier, emergency workers arrived at the ship’s scene on Wednesday under the impression that the man became unwilling. According to what was reported, they were suffered from rupture. But when the medical staff reached the ride, Kevin Rodriguez was not breathing and he died at the end after arriving at the hospital. Sharif’s office confirmed these details in a report, citing the radio traffic.

The report said that a long -time girlfriend, who was with him, had told the deputies that he was suffering from a prior forkline – was using a wheelchair – and was taking medications.
After performing the autopsy, Joshua Stephanie, the medical examiner in the Orlando region, ruled the cause of death as multiple injuries to the effect, and said that the method of death was an accident. On Thursday, Stephanie’s statement did not give any details about the injuries, including where it was found in the body.
The Zavala family described it in an online post on Friday as “one of its kind”. Zavala lived in Kissimimi, Florida, one of the suburbs of Orlando.
“Despite the restrictions and obstacles he faced throughout his life, Kevin all met them with grace, strength and a fixed spirit.” His family said, “I have overcome a lot, and he did so with calm flexibility and humility.”

The Stardust roller vessel for the public was opened in May with the appearance of the Epic Universe. The journey on the resort’s website was described as “picturesque, double -divorced, up to 62 miles per hour (100 km per hour).”
Races Stardust was among the tours of Epic Universe that were designed to accommodate people who are transported from the wheelchairs to the ride vehicle, according to the Safety of the Universal Orlando Resort. The evidence also said that the Stardesty contestants had to pass through the metal detection devices to ensure that there were no loose things in their pockets that could fly, and that people with artificial ends need to be removed before riding.
A spokesman for the Universal Orlando Resorts said that the resort is cooperating with the investigators at the Urang Sharif Province Office.
Maria Fernandez, who said she was on the rotating ship at the same time as Zavala, told Orlando TV WKMG that he seemed to retreat and bleed when the trip stopped.
The largest entertainment gardens in Florida are relieved of government safety inspections, unlike places and smaller exhibitions. Instead, the largest entertainment parks such as Walt Disney World and Universal perform their inspections and have their own protocols. But they must inform the state any injury or death.
However, the Ministry of Agriculture and Consumer Services in the state said on Friday that it had sent an investigator to the epic universe.
“Universal was very cooperative and has complied with all the required notifications,” said Aaron Keeler, the ministry’s communications director, in an e -mail.

The Associated Press Mike Schneider has contributed to this report via AP NewsROOM.