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Darren Claydon told a hearing of the Health Professions Council in London: "My attention was called to Clive Greedy by him saying 'Nice celery'.

He was holding a piece with bite marks." The hearing also heard that a technician, John Jones, put a prawn on the patient's chin and said: "Let's see if we can cook this prawn" as they attempted shock resuscitation.

A panel is considering claims that Mr Greedy's fitness to practise is impaired by the alleged incident. The paramedic, 46, who was with the Isle of Wight Ambulance Service, was not present and not represented but denies the claims. He was later dismissed, lost an appeal and was unsuccessful at an employment tribunal. The hearing continues.