Source · Prevention of Future Deaths
Lauris Kodors
Ref: 2016-0357
Date: 13 Sep 2016
Coroner: Andrew Walker
Area: London (North)
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AI-generated concerns summaryThe RSSB Rule Book permits stopping trains only if a person may cause damage to a train, but not when a person is in danger from a train.
Date
13 Sep 2016
56-day deadline
23 Apr 2017 est.
estimated from the Judiciary.uk publication date
Responses identified
0 of 1
Coroner's concerns
The RSSB Rule Book permits stopping trains only if a person may cause damage to a train, but not when a person is in danger from a train.
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That the RSSB Rule Book allows trains to be stopped only in circumstances where that person may cause damage to a train, but does not allow for trains to be stopped where the person may be in danger form a train.
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Investigation and inquest
On the 13 day of April 2016 I opened an investigation into the death of Lauris Kodors , 32 years old. I opened an inquest on the 6th day of May 2016. The inquest concluded on the 29th June 2016. The conclusion of the inquest was “Rail Collision”, the medical case of death was 1a Multiple Injuries
Circumstances of the death
Lauris Kodors was struck and suffered fatal injuries in the Harrow Tunnel at about 10.10 am on the 11th April 2016 on the Southbound railway line. Mr Kodors was not discovered until later on the 12th April 2016 and confirmed as having died on the 13th April 2016.
Action should be taken
North London Coroners Court, 29 Wood Street, Barnet EN5 4BE
Telephone 0208 447 7680 Fax 0208 447 7689
Her Majesty’s Coroner for the Northern District of Greater London (Harrow, Brent, Barnet, Haringey and Enfield)
Telephone 0208 447 7680 Fax 0208 447 7689
Her Majesty’s Coroner for the Northern District of Greater London (Harrow, Brent, Barnet, Haringey and Enfield)
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Report details
- Reference
- 2016-0357
- Date of report
- 13 September 2016
- Coroner
- Andrew Walker
- Coroner area
- London (North)
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