No charges against 34-hour-late hospital WINNIPEG, Manitoba, July 10 (UPI) -- Police said Tuesday they won't file charges in the case of a man who died after going untreated for 34 hours after arriving at a Winnipeg, Manitoba, hospital. Police Chief Keith McCaskill told a news conference that after years of investigation into the 2008 incident at the Health Sciences Centre, prosecutors felt there wasn't enough evidence to proceed with any criminal charges, the Winnipeg Free Press reported. Brian Sinclair, 45, showed up at the center with what has since been determined to be a treatable bladder infection. Sinclair was a double leg amputee and sat in his wheelchair for 34 hours before dying. Police said they used as many as 20 officers to interview 170 people in the case. The chief said while the criminal investigation is complete, the matter's not going to be dropped. "There will be, obviously, a public inquest at this point," McCaskill said. There is also an ongoing civil wrongful death lawsuit between the man's family and the hospital, the newspaper said. The family has already received $110,000 from the Western Regional Health Authority, which oversees hospitals in the area.