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Ruslans Burkevics

15 Mar 2026 · Coroner Michael Pemberton · Manchester West

The coroner's concerns

  1. 1. deceased fell from height

    “During the course of evidence it was heard that the deceased had contact with officers from Greater Manchester Police on the night before he was found having apparently suffered a fall from height outside his home address. There was no causative or contributory link established on the evidence and officers actions the previous evening were appropriate.”
  2. 2. mental health crisis

    “The deceased had a history of mental health difficulties and use of substances which contributed to episodes of mental health crisis. Police had on other occasions utilised powers under the Mental Health Act to bring him to a safe place where his mental health needs could be assessed.”
  3. 3. lack of mental health first aid training

    “It was reflected in evidence that whilst front line officers must receive regular refresher training on first aid, no such provision for mental health first aid training is currently being provided, on a regular and refreshing basis. There was evidence that no direct training on mental health is provided apart from initial training. Mental Health may be a topic within other qualifications and development courses as a peripheral issue of that subject, but no dedicated mental health first aid type refresher is provided at present.”

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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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