South Yorkshire Police
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reports received
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with a published response found
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recurrence chains
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reports in those chains
Coroner Tanyka Rawden · South Yorkshire West
No published response from this organisation found.
Coroner Nicola Mundy · South Yorkshire East
Response · 1 stated action
2025-0419-Response-from-South-Yorkshire-Police.pdf ↗“There is to be further clarification circulated to all Custody Sergeants and custody staff around the triggers and priorities for involving Liaison and Diversion, a flowchart will be provided by Liaison and Diversion and placed at each booking in desk for every Custody Sergeant to visually refer to when completing RA and PRA all three suites. This is to be in place and completed by the 31st May 2024”
- Sean Salvin4 Apr 2017
Coroner Christopher Dorries · South Yorkshire (West)
Response · 1 stated action
Sean-Salvin-Response.pdf ↗“The Highway Flooding Priority Rating System (please see appendix C) is entirely new and will be operational by 30th June 2017.”
- Neil Budziszewski23 Mar 2015
Coroner Peter Dorries · South Yorkshire (West)
Response · 1 stated action
2015-0109-Response-by-South-Yorkshire-Police.pdf ↗“assessment. It is a basic requirement that anyone entering a custody suite should be assigned a custody record and a risk assessment should be completed. This should be done even where the detainee is un-cooperative. This is something which is covered by PACE Code C which is covered in the training provided to custody officers. Having spoken to a sample of custody sergeants during April 2015 an uncooperative detainee under the influence of alcohol is a regular occurrence in custody and a custody record”
- Peter Stanley2 Sept 2014
Coroner Peter Dorries · South Yorkshire ( West)
Response · 1 stated action
2014-0390-Response-by-NOMS.pdf ↗“PECS has agreed with the police via ACPO that information on risk relating to detainees (including risk of self-harm and suicidal intent) is communicated via the Prisoner Escort Record (PER) form. It is this information supported by the receiving staffs own dynamic assessment of risk that informs the form of care the individual will receive.. This may in exceptional circumstances include the removal of clothing, continuous observation by staff etc but this is not the normal default position. Our”