Man rescued after falling asleep in Fairfield Halls theatre toilet

The man had to be rescued from the fourth floor. The man had to be rescued from the fourth floor.

A theatre goer had to be rescued from Fairfield Halls after falling asleep in a toilet.

Croydon fire fighters were called to the theatre at 2.50am this morning to help the 32 year old man, who was locked in a fourth floor toilet.

The man had been drinking and fell asleep in the loo - he woke up only to realise the whole building had been locked up for the night.

Fire crews rescued the man using a high level platform. Police also attended the scene.

Fire fighter Sam Redfern, from Croydon fire station, said: “He was drunk, he was absolutely drunk. He had just fallen asleep and then probably woke up thinking something is not right here.

“He was still drunk when we picked him up but apparently the show was brilliant according to him.”

A Met Police spokesman said: “The London Fire Brigade did all the heroic stuff. We were called and went along but we didn’t help get him out of there.

Were you the man who got stuck in the toilet? Get in touch, email abloss@london.newsquest.co.uk or call 0208 7226 352.

Comments(5)

Slim Line says...
9:41am Fri 12 Oct 12

It was probably either falling asleep in bog or sitting next to nastymrtom in theatre! lol

southcroydonpete says...
1:16pm Fri 12 Oct 12

....or a very boring show, meaning to spend more time in the bar.

Tony_Martin says...
6:27pm Fri 12 Oct 12

Kevin Bloody Wilson and Jenny Talia were both brilliant. The guy probably loaded up with alcohol before the show to avoid Fairfield's bar prices.

motomoto says...
7:43pm Fri 12 Oct 12

Lagging eh ?.....lol.......

Mudchute Rambler says...
9:43am Sat 13 Oct 12

Slim Line wrote:
It was probably either falling asleep in bog or sitting next to nastymrtom in theatre! lol
LOL

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