Jamie Barlow
7 Apr 2014 · Coroner Peter Dean · Suffolk
The coroner's concerns
1. inter-agency working
“The significant extent of the post mortem changes to the body were such that it could not be established that a visit at the time requested would have avoided the tragic outcome in this particular instance but, although the inquest heard of some changes that had been made since the death, it was clear that there needed to be better inter-agency working, clarity when police assistance was sought in respect of exactly what they were being asked to do, a need to look at the processes operating here”
Responses
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