An inquest has opened into the death of a woman who was found dead after making allegations to police.
Angeline Phillips, 35, was found unresponsive at the address in Wilbraham Road in Walkden, Salford, on January 30.
An inquest into her death opened at Bolton Coroners Court today (Wednesday, August 18).
READ MORE: Metrolink services cancelled after 'mindless vandals' smash up tram windows
Police coroner’s officer Julieann Hyde told the brief hearing: "On January 30, 2021, police attended Angeline's home in Wilbraham Road following a concern for welfare report, and found Angeline unresponsive.
"There was evidence of drug use found at the scene."
Paramedics pronounced Ms Phillips dead at the scene, Ms Hyde added.
A post-mortem examination gave Ms Phillips’ cause of death as ‘oxycodone and etizolam toxicity’.
Her death is not being treated as suspicious by police, the hearing was told.
Senior coroner Timothy Brennand said that Ms Phillips had made allegations to police prior to her death.
He adjourned the hearing until October 26 when a pre-inquest review is set to take place.
Floral tributes were left outside Ms Phillips' home following her death.
Dozens of tributes were also left on a fundraising page set up in her memory - and on Facebook.
One person said: "You were far too amazing for this world.
"I really hope you have finally found peace wherever you are. You have helped so many people.
"I wish you knew how loved you were and always will be.
"Sleep tight."
Another tribute read: "RIP, Ange.
"You truly touched the hearts and souls of every single person you met along your journey."
One person wrote: "Rest in peace, Ange.
"Thank you for being you and shining such a bright light to those around you."
Get the latest headlines to your inbox with our newsletters.
