An inquest at Suffolk Coroner’s Court continues examining the emergency response to a woman who became trapped headfirst in sea defence rocks. Paramedic Billy Seaman gives evidence on Thursday as the investigation considers how 999 crews responded and the decisions made during the incident. According to the evidence reported, the inquest addresses the actions taken by ambulance personnel while attempting to rescue the woman from the rocks, focusing on the coordination and effectiveness of the response. The hearing scrutinises what was known at the time, including how responders approached the situation and the steps they took to prevent the woman from drowning. The inquest proceedings aim to establish the circumstances surrounding the incident and identify any lessons or issues arising from the emergency service response. Further testimony is expected as the coroner continues to hear evidence from those involved in the callout and subsequent rescue efforts.