Death of British tourist found in Puerto Rico apartment confirmed as accidental

The Guardia Civil in Gran Canaria have confirmed that the autopsy results for the death on Monday of a 32-year-old Northern Irish man, identified as Dean Dobbin by the Belfast Telegraph, has been recorded as accidental.

He was found on the floor of his room, at the Colina Mar Apartments in Puerto Rico, in a pool of blood by cleaners sparking speculation as to what happened.

According to an official statement, Dobbin suffered some form of seizure following a few nights out before collapsing and banging his head, sustaining an injury that led to his death. The Guardia Civil will continue their investigation into the events leading up to the incident.

The released autopsy findings support initial suspicions, providing clarity on the circumstances surrounding Dobbin's untimely passing, and brings some closure to investigators and Dobbin's grieving loved ones.

The identification of Dobbin by the Belfast Telegraph adds a human dimension to the tragedy, emphasising the personal loss behind the headlines.

As funeral arrangements await confirmation, the support from Dobbin's hometown of Downpatrick, Northern Ireland, reflects the profound sorrow felt by those who knew the 32-year-old.