Sean Rigg inquérito: Inspector defende manipulação de custódia

originalmente por: BBC News
publicado: 20 Julho 2012

A police inspector in charge of a group of officers when a schizophrenic man died in custody has said he would act “exactly the same” under similar circumstances.

Physically fit Sean Rigg, 40, was held by police after he attacked passers-by in Balham, sul de Londres, em 2008.

Southwark Coroner’s Court heard he was not treated with extra care despite information about his mental health. He died at Brixton police station in south London.

The court heard that Inspector Andrew Dunn saw a number of computer-aided dispatches (CADs) which referred to Mr Rigg by name, and that he had mental health issues.

But the section sergeant, who saw Mr Rigg in a cage in the back of a police van at the police station after he was arrested on August 21, said he did not marry together pieces of information that would have shown the detainee was at risk.

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Postado por Tippa Naftali em 22/07/2012. Arquivado em Mortes sob custódia & Abuso,Saúde Mental & Outros. Você pode acompanhar quaisquer respostas a esta entrada através do RSS 2.0. Você pode deixar uma resposta, ou trackback a esta entrada