Seweryn Glowinski

1. 1. lack of communication between Residential Wing and Segregation Unit

   “There appeared to be no communication between the Residential Wing and the Segregation Unit as to the plan for Mr [name redacted]. It appeared that the Segregation staff were unaware that the wing staff wanted to have him risk assessed for a move to another location and in fact the risk assessment was not commenced until the day before his death.”

2. 2. incorrect transposed documentation

   “The documents to review and authorise his further detention in the Segregation Unit were completed by the way of "cutting and pasting" from other prisoner's files. It was clear that the information on Mr [name redacted] paperwork was incorrect and had been transposed from another prisoner”

3. 3. lack of awareness of Prison Service Orders requirements

   “The Senior Custodial Managers in the wing were unaware of the requirements of Prison service orders which meant that an individual on an open ACCT should not be transferred to segregation unless there were exceptional reasons for doing so”

No published response was found on judiciary.uk.