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Inadequate CCTV monitoring in custodial settings

Closely relatedConfidence 0.92 · high2 reports · 2015–2016No published response to an earlier report One-page brief (print or PDF)

Ministry of Justice received 2 coroners' reports about this hazard between 9 Mar 2015 and 8 Nov 2016.

They came from 2 different coroners in 2 coroner areas. A similar concern was raised again 1 time after the first warning.

No published response from Ministry of Justice was found for the earlier reports.

2
reports
2
different coroners
2015–2016
years
0.92
lowest link confidence

The story, report by report

Spacing grows with the time between reports.

  1. First warning

    Craig Bell↗

    9 Mar 2015 · Nigel Meadows · Manchester City

    “The use of CCTV monitored cells was discontinued after his death and was not available at the time of Mr [name redacted] death.”
    Original on judiciary.uk ↗

    No published response from Ministry of Justice was found for this report.

  2. 1 year 8 months later

    Raised again · 1st time

    Michelle Lawrence↗

    8 Nov 2016 · Dr Fiona Wilcox · London Inner (West)

    Closely relatedConfidence 0.92 · higha different coroner
    “(5) That all custody suites have sufficient facilities for CCTV monitoring of detainees at risk in custody whether held by the State or private custody providers.”
    Original on judiciary.uk ↗

    The most recent report. A response may not be due or published yet.

  3. All reports to Ministry of Justice

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Source: Prevention of Future Deaths reports and responses published by the Courts and Tribunals Judiciary at judiciary.uk. Crown copyright, used under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Data updated 26 Oct 2026.

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