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  • Coroner Lydia Brown · West London · in 1 recurrence link

    No published response from this organisation found.

  • Coroner Karen Henderson · West Sussex, Brighton & Hove · in 3 recurrence links

    Response
    Response · 4 stated actions
    2024-0364-Response-from-NPCC.pdf ↗
    “The practice of arresting officers risk assessments being formally completed prior to arrival at custody is inconsistent across forces. Best practice is being considered through the NPCC Betterment Workstream to include a nationally recognised pre arrival risk assessment in place to communicate risks and concerns that may have been raised.”
    “It is recognised that there is a lack of information being recorded on custody detention logs. The College of Policing Hydra packages are in place to improve this and the NPCC are supportive of this training for custody staff. I understand that Sussex Police have now adopted this training.”
    “Guidelines around supporting a LDS Practitioner as to when it is appropriate to undertake a formal mental health assessment when an individual is intoxicated is a matter for the LDS provider.”
    “National guidelines are in place in the form of PACE Code C in relation to identifying vulnerability in police custody and the provision of an Appropriate Adult. It is not clear from the information in the report as to why the interviewing officer did not deem the support of an Appropriate Adult for Mr [name redacted] necessary in this case.”
    Response
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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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