James Hand's family question why staff did not intervene sooner after the 50-minute attack
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James Hand's family said a radio was smashed over his head and his fingers were nearly bitten to the bone during the attack.However, his attacker was found not fit to be charged with a criminal offence."We were in total shock," she said. "He was bitten on his head, which meant he required stitches, he bit his fingers right down to his bone and may need plastic surgery or skin grafts on his hands."Mr Hand has now moved to a new care home and is doing well, his family saidMeadows Court said the alarm call bell in Mr Hand's room was deliberately broken in the attack and staff did not hear any sound coming from the room.
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